Velvet Underglazes

A glossy dark blue-gray glaze like a velvety night sky. Breaks dark across textured surfaces. Great for layering with other glazes as a base or top coat. Beautiful on any color of clay.

A glossy pale green glaze like the melon it's named for. Breaks across textured surfaces and develop a peachy float when thick. great for layering with other glazes. Beautiful on any color of clay. Good at cone 5, more fluid at cone 6.

A glossy pale blue glaze like a dedicate cloud. Breaks across textured surfaces and develops a peachy float when thick. Great for layering with other glazes as a base or top coat. Beautiful on any color of clay. Good at cone 5, more fluid at cone 6.

A glossy pale pink glaze like a dedicate cloud. Breaks across textured surfaces and develops a peachy float when thick. Great for layering with other glazes as a base or top coat. Beautiful on any color of clay. Good at cone 5, more fluid at cone 6.

A glossy cream glaze with runny dark specks like the bark of a tree. Breaks across textured surfaces and develops a peachy float when thick. Great for layering with other glazes as a base or top coat. Beautiful on any color of clay. Good at cone 5, more fluid at cone 6.

A glossy cream and green-mottled glaze. Breaks across textured surfaces and develops a peachy float when thick. Great for layering with other glazes as a base or top coat. Beautiful on any color of clay. Good at cone 5, more fluid at cone 6.