Need a glaze that says, “Look at me, I’m fancy”? 

This exotic range transforms stoneware bisque into functional art. Cover those large surfaces like a boss.

BE DARING

Mix stains and oxides with Neutral (SE101) if you’re feeling adventurous – it’s your playground. Remember – Glaze thickness and firing temperature will either crown you as the glaze master or make things run wild.

BASIC USAGE GUIDE

The Stoneware Exotic range requires mandatory kiln prep - Kiln wash those shelves, folks—glaze drips are no joke.

·       Layer it up – two or three coats to unlock the best effect! Mind the glaze thickness to avoid any runny disasters

·       Don't skimp on the drying time between coats

·       Embrace the glorious bleed on colors that touch

·       Does not mix well with other colors in the range (they're shy) but layer away. 

·       Want to serve tasty treats from your masterpiece? Cool... make sure it is fully covered – gap-free* 

·       Good to go on stoneware bisque! 
All Stoneware Exotic fire between Cone 6 (1,222°C) to Cone 10 (1,305°C)

* Sensitive to highly alkaline or acidic foods and liquids that come in contact with the glaze. Bronze Metal (SE009), Gun Metal (SE013), Olivine (SE119), Jasper (SE120), Mildew (SE126), Green Agate (SE133), Adamite (SE135), Drab Olive (SE136), Brownite (SE143), Storm (SE150) and Black Cryolite (SE156).