Highly pigmented ceramic underglazes with vibrant, true-to-color results. Apply to wet clay, greenware, or bisque and use with or without a clear glaze.
Cone 5–6 glazes inspired by traditional reduction firing, offering rich color, dramatic effects, and endless layering possibilities for ceramic artists.
Amaco High Fire Ceramic Glazes are reliable, dinnerware-safe glazes for Cone 5-6 firings. Legacy Sahara & Celebration favorites, ideal for stoneware and porcelain.
A versatile Cone 5–6 glaze designed to create flowing effects, soften layered colors, and highlight textured surfaces with beautiful depth and movement.
Glossy, transparent Cone 5–6 glazes inspired by traditional celadons. Perfect for highlighting texture, layering, and creating custom colors through mixing.
Create beautiful crackle effects with AMACO Kiln Ice Glazes. Inspired by traditional Guan Ware, these cone 5–6 glazes add depth and texture to ceramic surfaces.
One coat of Mayco Stroke & Coat® will create a translucent finish with subsequent coats adding opacity. We suggest 2-3 coats for full opacity and all over coverage. Let dry between coats. Their performance at cone 6
A durable ceramic texturing tool with heat-treated steel bristles and a textured aluminum handle, designed to create consistent fine-line textures on greenware and leather-hard clay.
Discontinued. Speedball Stoneware Glazes were lead-free, dinnerware-safe, and cone 5–10 compatible. Available in 24 colors: transparent, brights, and mottled.
Satin Mattes have a soft satin finish, breaking slightly over edges and texture. 100% mixable, use Clear Satin to lighten, Satin Black for shades, and Satin White for tints. Satin Surfaces | Mixable | Food safe | Cone 5-6.
Mayco’s S-2101 Crystal Clear Glaze provides a clean, glossy finish at Cone 06. Ideal for preserving underglaze decoration. Not recommended for red clay bodies.
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