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Ingredients

Ingredient Amount
Bone Ash 2.00
Dolomite 21.70
Whiting 2.10
Potash Feldspar 49.50
Kaolin 24.70
Add Amount
Tin Oxide 3.00

Instructions

Published in "High-Fire Glazes" by Caterina Roma, in the May 2014 issue of Ceramics Monthly.
This glaze is a bit shinier than HAA2. It can be fired over a broader temperature range, but it can be a bit runny if fired over cone 10. It breaks brown on edges and gives better results when thin. I use it for dipping in a thin mixture but, with care, it can be also brushed on.

The interaction with the impurities found in the clay I collect gives a rough finish.

When I want a white satin glaze, I use a combination of the HAA2 and Oatmeal White glazes in different coats, which results in a deep and interesting surface. This glaze is also useful when refiring with HAA2, to lower the melting temperature.

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