Potter's Choice PC-43 Toasted Sage Warm Gray High Fire Glaze Pint, 16 oz. (473 mL), Layerable Mid-High Fire Cone 5-6 (PC) Liquid Ceramic Pottery Glaze for Bisque

The colors are beautiful but you do have to do many layers for them to come out as dark and brilliant as the picture. I used it on a few pieces and this is the only one that came out the correct color. I am beyond thrilled with it and will be purchasing and using it again!

Perfect!

This layered under emerald falls or lustrous jade is so fun

Exactly what I needed

Beautiful glaze..alone or mixed

great colors, you get different looks depending on what cone you fire too. they do not do so well at a low 06 cone. but really pop at cone 6 or 10. depending on how many coats you put on too. I find the best way to get the true intended color is 2 nice even coats, or 3 if you dont have a lot of texture to your item, they will spread over textures and show clay body through which makes for beautiful results. you can mix and overlay colors, they will react in unexpected by wonderful colors. if you have low fire clay, try the amaco elements glaze. they fire nice at 06, which wont melt your clay body.

Works well! I’m not really fond of this glaze color but it’s what I needed for my pottery project.

I did 3-4 coats and fired in same kiln I’ve always used and it looked terrible. All 3 pieces were rejones. I didn’t try to refire. When purchased from a local store, this light sepia turned out beautiful. Not sure why this one from Amazon was really “off”