Mayco RK106 Peacock Matte Raku Glaze, Pint Designer Silkscreens turquoise or reds (reds usually

turquoise or reds (reds usually occur in reduction firings)

Cobalt carbonate produces vibrant shades of blue in glazes

Bentonite can also be used as a glaze thickener in small amounts and can also be used to thicken glazes if you do not want to use an organic compound (such as CMC or Gum Arabic)

Offering twice the compressive strength of plaster

Perfect for layering techniques or over slip

Mayco RK106 Peacock Matte Raku Glaze, Pint Designer Silkscreens turquoise or reds (reds usuallyPeacock Matte develops a matte copper color with various iridescent shades of blue and purple following a proper raku firing. Due to the unpredictable nature of this firing technique, results will vary with every firing. To apply, shake for 5 6 seconds, stir well and apply 2 coats to bisqueware. Allow to dry thoroughly and fire to cone 06 (1850F, 1010C). Reduce in your choice of combustible materials. Thinner coats tend to produce greater metallic