Neutral pottery glazes

frida on Instagram: "how to glaze a very dreamy ombre 🫧🩰🎀✨🍈🌿🫧 glazes used: 🫧 honey flux by amaco 🩰 rose quartz by mayco 🍈 green tea by mayco firing temp: ❤️‍🔥 cone 6 drop hold (7 minutes) clay: 🪨 g&s 241 #ceramics #pottery #glazingceramics #potteryglaze #glazecombos"

Each of our Marbled Stone Mugs is a celebration of nature’s beauty and our pottery’s artistry. Crafted using multiple types of clay that are skillfully wedged and wheel-thrown, these mugs showcase a stunning marbled effect reminiscent of agate stone and sedimentary rock layers. The unique variegated patterns ensure that no two pieces are alike, making every mug a one-of-a-kind work of art. Hand-glazed and wheel-thrown in Woodstock, VT, these mugs highlight the natural beauty of stoneware…

Experiments in making pottery glaze with different plant ashes. Each glaze is completely different, even though the same recipe is used each time.

Glazed with Amaco Potter's Choice Blue Stone. Clay body left is Sibelco K110 (white with flagstone), clay body right is G&S 254 (standard… | Instagram

Minimal handthrown ceramics by Kimberley Chan. Made in London.

Everything tastes better in hand thrown, artisan created serveware and this versatile tureen is both oven and microwave safe. Best of all, this piece retains heat well to keep your soups and stews warm while looking appealing on the tabletop. This stoneware tureen has a neutral speckled glaze, typical for studio pottery of its era, on an elevated globular body. After all, how you serve at gatherings is every bit as important as what you serve.

erin ✿ on Instagram: "currently glazing these porcelain ramen bowls, there will be some earthy neutral ones, abstract ones, and celadon stay tooooooooned 🍜🌱🍥🌷☁️ (only 5 neutral ones will be avail to my market on sat) also posting 3 days consistently? who is she lol ceramic ramen bowl clay pottery potter ceramics wheelthrowing wheel thrown handmade tableware chopstick rest greenware trimming glaze glazing soup noodle"