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A highly decorative & sculptural glaze that creates a rich, volcanic texture in the firing.
This glaze develops a dynamic, cratered surface — alive with movement and depth.
Once you purchase a glaze recipe, you will receive a secure link via email which will allow you to download a PDF file with the information you need to reproduce the glaze, including a recipe, a firing schedule, and some notes.
This glaze is Lead- and Cadmium-free, however the highly textured surface is not recommended for functional food-contact areas unless used as a decorative edge, as seen in my pottery.
1240–1260°C / ≈2264–2300°F
Cone 7–9
Suitable for high-fired stoneware and porcelain.
For full step-by-step guidance, see the companion course:
https://www.laimaceramics.mom/online-courses
This course expands on the eBook with video demonstrations, application technique advice, and layering examples.
This is the Silicon carbide we use (F1000–F1200, D50 3–5 µm)
SiC – Molar weight: 40
Chem. analysis in %:
SiC 91.0; C-free 2; Si-free 2; Fe-free 0.5; LOI < 2.
Grinding fineness in %:
> 45µm - Spuren, D50 - 3-5 µm.
A highly decorative & sculptural glaze that creates a rich, volcanic texture in the firing.
This glaze develops a dynamic, cratered surface — alive with movement and depth.
Once you purchase a glaze recipe, you will receive a secure link via email which will allow you to download a PDF file with the information you need to reproduce the glaze, including a recipe, a firing schedule, and some notes.
This glaze is Lead- and Cadmium-free, however the highly textured surface is not recommended for functional food-contact areas unless used as a decorative edge, as seen in my pottery.
1240–1260°C / ≈2264–2300°F
Cone 7–9
Suitable for high-fired stoneware and porcelain.
For full step-by-step guidance, see the companion course:
https://www.laimaceramics.mom/online-courses
This course expands on the eBook with video demonstrations, application technique advice, and layering examples.
This is the Silicon carbide we use (F1000–F1200, D50 3–5 µm)
SiC – Molar weight: 40
Chem. analysis in %:
SiC 91.0; C-free 2; Si-free 2; Fe-free 0.5; LOI < 2.
Grinding fineness in %:
> 45µm - Spuren, D50 - 3-5 µm.
