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A beautiful glossy blue with a stain resistant finish that looks especially bright on white clays like B-Mix. Perfect for dishes, vases, tiles, and anything else.
A light seafoam green. Looks lovely with Shino glazes, or on its own for a bright glossy finish.
Single dip (2-3 coats brushed) Very stable, no running, no breaking. A glossy surface. Nice under Gun Metal Green or Green Shino.
A beautiful glaze the color of coffee and cream, which breaks to dark brown where thin. Has a more satiny finish than most of the other Shinos.
Single dip (2-3 coats brushed) Stable, no running, breaks brown over texture and where thin. Nice over texture, slips, underglazes and other glazes. Try it over black, really red, cobalt blue, etc. A matt to satin surface.
A base of black that turns a deep and variegated cobalt blue where thick.
Single dip (2-3 coats brushed) Fairly stable, no running, some breaking. A very reliable glaze. Try it with Cobalt Blue under or over. A glossy surface.
A deep dark purple. Great on its own as a base or accent color, the Mulberry is a Texas Two-Step undercoat, and will create oilspot effects when covered with one of the overcoats.
A bright electric blue, with a slight translucency when thin, and a deep mottled look over black.
Runny! Single Dip (2-3 coats brushed) Try it thicker on the inside of a bowl and thinner on the outside so it doesn't run. Nice blue with lots of breaking and depth. Good over slips, nice over Cobalt Blue. A high gloss surface.
A glossy off-white flecked with dark brown specks. Has a smooth, glossy surface when fired.
Single dip (2-3 coats brushed) Very stable, no running, no breaking, lots of specks. A glossy surface.
Possibly our runniest glaze, but also one of our most beautiful. Opal is a brilliant pearlescent blue that varies from translucent where thin to mottled where thick.
A warm glossy orange. Great on any pot, and combines with any glaze
Single dip (2-3 coats brushed) Very stable, no running, no breaking. Contains cadmium inclusion stain. Lab test for cadmium release before selling dinnerware. A glossy surface.
A warm purple, considerably brighter and less blue than the Lapis Satin. Orchid Satin's bright tones and subtle surface make it a perfect contrast to darker, glossier glazes.
Experience the stunning beauty of Orion! This mesmerizing blue-grey Coyote Constellation glaze creates a unique and multi-dimensional finish, perfect for Cone 6 firings. Give your pottery a touch of magic with Orion.
A specialized glaze, Oxblood contains a chemical that causes it to reduce locally, producing a true copper red in your electric kiln without a special firing. Because of the way this glaze works, it needs to be very thick to produce the red color. Thinner spots will be clear or grayish.
Single or double dip (4-5 coats brushed) Oxblood has components that cause it to reduce locally. It is slightly runny, but needs to be quite thick to develop the red color, and may run under some firing conditions. It tends to produce better color in low-oxygen conditions (i.e. a tightly packed kiln with all the peepholes closed). Tends to work better in a fast firing. This glaze is temperamental (as are all copper reds), but is worth some effort.
A mottled greyish blue. Provides the same surface variety as Pam's Green, but with a less intense color. The Mottled Series are designed to produce beautiful variegated colors with ease. Simple to apply and suitable for all types of ware, these colors are stunning on their own or combined with other glazes. They may appear thick in the jar and should be applied thick.
Single dip (2-3 coats brushed) Fairly stable, some running, lots of breaking from grey to blue to black. A glossy surface.
One of our most popular glazes, especially when combined with the Archie's Base. A deep, mottled green with a rich variegated surface.
Single dip (2-3 coats brushed) Fairly stable, some running, lots of breaking from green to brown to black. A glossy surface.
A deep, dark, intense purple color, the "really purple" answer to our Really Red glaze. Provides a solid, unbreaking finish.
Single dip (2-3 coats brushed) Very stable, no running, no breaking. A glossy surface.
Indulge in the vibrant, burnt orange shade of Papaya 242. Its luxurious satin sheen surface invites you to touch and admire its depth of color. Elevate your style and add a pop of excitement to any look with this alluring shade.
Ignite your pottery with the unique and eye-catching Parakeet Yellow 243. Its vibrant yellow shade, stunning satin surface, and crystal edges provide depth and visual texture.
A vivid red with a smooth glossy surface. Not only is Passion Red scratch resistant, stain resistant, and craze resistant, it's also less prone to the pinhole problem that affects many other red glazes. Vibrant, beautiful, and easy to use, it's quickly becoming a Coyote favorite.
A deep translucent green, which pools to a cloudy blue where thickest. Peacock Green is not recommended for food ware, as it can change color when exposed to acids such as lemon or vinegar.
A pale lavender glaze with a lovely satin finish. Periwinkle should be applied heavily to ensure even coverage, as it can look a bit patchy where thin. When used correctly, it is a beautiful purplish blue ideal for homewares.
A translucent brown with mesmerizing rivulets, Phoenix Egg can display a dazzling array of colors. Under the right circumstances, amber, coffee, purple and blue tones can show across a surface, and gold crystals can even form in the areas where the glaze cools slowest.
