Brushing Glazes

Create your own ceramic oval platter perfect for serving up holiday dishes. Complete with a leaf motif and a rustic look using oxides and glaze, this design will transform any meal into a celebration! We've got all the tools and the instructions you need to create this ceramic platter. Follow along!

“This technique provides a wide range of bright, sharp colors. More importantly, I feel the majolica technique best allows me to convey the kind of attitude or feeling I want my pottery to invoke – that is one of lightheartedness.”

Stanley Mace Andersen’s functional earthenware tableware certainly achieves his goal. The exuberance of his flowing brushstrokes creates a rush of good feelings, like a walk through a meadow on a perfect summer day.

AMACO has expanded their Celadon glaze line to include eight new colors! The full line of AMACO Celadon Glazes for cone 5-6 are available at Bailey now!

Enhance Your Work with Interactive Pigments. Georgie's Interactive Pigments are versatile ceramic pigments that create different results with each clay or glaze you pair them with. You can apply a solid coat under a glaze or use a wipe-back technique to produce antiqued finishes or enhance texture. You can also use Interactive Pigments over raw glazes (dry but unfired) for majolica techniques at cone 6.

Celebrate Fall with these reliable and beautiful Orange Glazes!

AMACO Teacher's Palette (TP) glazes are completely intermixable so they can be blended with each other to create an infinite color palette. The 24 glazes are AP certified, LEAD FREE, dinnerware safe, offer brilliant color, and are safe for use by artists of any age. Try layering patterns and designs with these glazes for a brilliant majolica-style decorative surface.

Expand your Glaze Palette with New Matte, Crystal, and Clear Glazes!

Save on Shipping Costs and Store Dry Mixes for Years

Give your work a spring update with glazes that are vibrant, energetic and versatile. Choosing the right glaze to compliment a ceramic form might be one of the most exciting parts of the ceramic process and yet with so many glazes available it can be hard to know where to start. So, today we have rounded up some of our customers' favorite, tried and true green glazes that you can start using in your studio today.

We are going to help you turn those glazes that don't spread evenly and dry way too fast into glazes that you will love to brush with.

Sometimes we have a great glaze that works well when it is dipped, poured or sprayed on but try and brush with it, and that is a whole other issue. Choosing glazes formulated for a brushing application and using glaze additives in glazes that are not already formulated for brushing is the key to making that great glaze behave beautifully when brushed.