Glazes for our Midsummer Night's Raku

As always, we will mix up a batch of our own Crackle White Raku Glaze as well as the incredibly popular Crusty Lusty and Cindy's Prairie Fire from 2016.  We're also mixing up a few old favorites that probably haven't been seen at a Bracker Raku Event in some time. We had tested these for the Small Business Saturday event we had planned that got iced-out, so we are excited to see them used and enjoyed! 

• Robert Piepenburg's 50/50 Red Bronze Luster - A copper luster glaze that is quite beautiful, Under reducing atmosphere conditions, the result is a blood red.  In strong postfiring reduction, a bronze-like copper luster.
  
• Wayne Higby's Green - Multicolored glaze showing greens, blues and reds.  Fire to a high gloss for best results 
• Tom Buck Red Lustre #8 - Semi-matte Luster; when it's fired at approximately 1750ºF it yields reds and blues. At higher temperatures, it becomes glossier 
• Gold Raku - another gem from Robert Piepenburg.  A silver gold glaze that is very reliable. Do note this glaze contains silver nitrate, which is a soluble salt and will lose its strength when mixed in water and exposed to the light.