GLAZE

Dark orange cadmium and selenium enamel - M7513

For glazing red or white earthenware.

The application can be carried out by bath or by spraying.

The recommended firing temperature varies between 960-1020°C.

Deep red M7510

Cadmium glaze with lead
Temperature of firing 960-1020°C

Opaque red cadmium enamel - M 7508

For enamelling ceramic pieces in red or white clay.

Firing temperature between 960-980ºC.

Red cadmium enamel - M7506

Intense red, opaque and shiny enamel.

For the enameling of ceramic pieces in red or white clay.

You can enamel by dipping or with a gun.

Recommended firing temperature between 960-1000ºC.

M6889 BLUE GLAZE

Raku glazes especially elaborated for Raku technic.

Made up of 5 basis. Usable in bath glaze, with spray gun or with brush.

Also proposed 3 sinters of basis.

The medium has to be refractory.

Advice :

Firing temperature : 960-1020°C

Mentions :

Presence of lead. Do not use for alimentary products. Only for decorative products

Beige M6189

Bright cracked transparent coloured glaze

Advice :

Firing temperature : 960-1020°C

Mentions :

Presence of lead. Use only for decorative production

Glossy white enamel - M 5148

Composed of Frit.

Zircon Opaque White Enamel, lead free, which makes it suitable for all kinds of edible pottery.

Admits decoration very well. We recommend the use of lead-free pigments when the room to be decorated must contain food.

The firing temperature varies between 960-980ºC.

Copper lustre

BOOKLET 25 GOLD LEAVES

Gold leaf

Ref : LIVOR

Book of 25 gold leaves 14 X 14cm

Copper lustre

Firing temperature : 750-820°C

Kit complete includes charging refractory for HELIOS 110 liters 1300 ° C: 3 plates (is cut in 2) + 18 + 3 inserts pillars pillars H 100mm
Fragile material, can not be sent by post.

Ref : KITENFHELIOS110L

GLAZE STONEWARE/PORCELANA GEESP27 BEIGE MILITARY PYRITE WITHOUT LEAD

Beige military pyrite GEESP27

GROUPE I

Firing temperature: 1250-1300°C

GLAZE STONEWARE/PORCELAIN GEESP26 BLUE MAYA IRIDESCENT

Blue Maya iridescent GEESP26

GROUPE I

Firing temperature: 1250-1300°C

GLAZE STONEWARE/PORCELAIN GEESP25 OPALINE GREEN SPECKLED

Green opaline speckled GEESP25 Without lead

GROUPE I

Firing temperature: 1250-1300°C

GLAZE STONEWARE/PORCELAIN GEESP06 VANILLA SAND

GROUPE I

Firing temperature: 1250-1300°C

Without lead

GLAZE STONEWARE/PORCELAIN GEESP05 ANTHRACITE JASPE WITHOUT LEAD

Anthracite jaspe GEESP05

GROUPE I

Firing temperature: 1250-1300°C

Brown humus jaspé GEESP000/18

GROUPE I

Firing temperature 980-1280°C

GLAZE GE413 GREY TRANSPARENT. BIG THICKNESS. WITHOULEAD

Grey

Ref : GE413

Transparent glaze "big thickness" without lead.

For earthenware paste: Glazes from this range can be used as classical crackled glazes, so in a fine undercoat and for a firing at around 980°C.

For stoneware and porcelain paste already fired at high temperature: in order to create an effect of melted glass. Préparation of the glaze in high density and application in thick undercoat. If necessary, use the médium Sérograf instead of water. Firing at 980°C

Another possibilities: application on a bisqueware piece in hollow area or with edge of stoneware or porcelain paste.Firing at 1280 °C

Advice :

Firing temperature 950°C - 1280°C

AUBERGINE TRANSPARENT GLAZE BIG THICKNESS UNLEADED : GE412

Aubergine / Eggplant

Ref : GE412

Transparent glaze "big thickness" without lead.

For earthenware paste: Glazes from this range can be used as classical crackled glazes, so in a fine undercoat and for a firing at around 980°C.

For stoneware and porcelain paste already fired at high temperature: in order to create an effect of melted glass. Préparation of the glaze in high density and application in thick undercoat. If necessary, use the médium Sérograf instead of water. Firing at 980°C

Another possibilities: application on a bisqueware piece in hollow area or with edge of stoneware or porcelain paste.Firing at 1280 °C

Advice :

Firing temperature 950°C - 1280°C

AZAFATA BLUE TRANSPARENT BIG THICKNESS UNLEADED : GE411

Azafata blue

Ref : GE411

Transparent glaze "big thickness" without lead.

For earthenware paste: Glazes from this range can be used as classical crackled glazes, so in a fine undercoat and for a firing at around 980°C.

For stoneware and porcelain paste already fired at high temperature: in order to create an effect of melted glass. Préparation of the glaze in high density and application in thick undercoat. If necessary, use the médium Sérograf instead of water. Firing at 980°C

Another possibilities: application on a bisqueware piece in hollow area or with edge of stoneware or porcelain paste.Firing at 1280 °C

Advice :

Firing temperature 950°C - 1280°C

CELESTIAL BLUE TRANSPARENT GLAZE BIG THICKNESS UNLEADED  GE410

Celestial blue 

Ref : GE410

Transparent glaze "big thickness" without lead.

For earthenware paste: Glazes from this range can be used as classical crackled glazes, so in a fine undercoat and for a firing at around 980°C.

For stoneware and porcelain paste already fired at high temperature: in order to create an effect of melted glass. Préparation of the glaze in high density and application in thick undercoat. If necessary, use the médium Sérograf instead of water. Firing at 980°C

Another possibilities: application on a bisqueware piece in hollow area or with edge of stoneware or porcelain paste.Firing at 1280 °C

Advice :

Firing temperature 950°C - 1280°C

PETROL BLUE TRANSPARENT GLAZE BIG THICKNESS UNLEADED : GE409

Petrol blue

Ref : GE409

Transparent glaze "big thickness" without lead.

For earthenware paste: Glazes from this range can be used as classical crackled glazes, so in a fine undercoat and for a firing at around 980°C.

For stoneware and porcelain paste already fired at high temperature: in order to create an effect of melted glass. Préparation of the glaze in high density and application in thick undercoat. If necessary, use the médium Sérograf instead of water. Firing at 980°C

Another possibilities: application on a bisqueware piece in hollow area or with edge of stoneware or porcelain paste.Firing at 1280 °C

Advice :

Firing temperature 950°C - 1280°C

AQUAMARINE BLUE TRANSPARENT GLAZE BIG THICKNESS UNLEADED : GE408

Blue aquamarine 

Ref : GE408

Transparent glaze "big thickness" without lead.

For earthenware paste: Glazes from this range can be used as classical crackled glazes, so in a fine undercoat and for a firing at around 980°C.

For stoneware and porcelain paste already fired at high temperature: in order to create an effect of melted glass. Préparation of the glaze in high density and application in thick undercoat. If necessary, use the médium Sérograf instead of water. Firing at 980°C

Another possibilities: application on a bisqueware piece in hollow area or with edge of stoneware or porcelain paste.Firing at 1280 °C

Advice :

Firing temperature 950°C - 1280°C

TURQUOISE GREEN TRANSPARENT GLAZE BIG THICKNESS UNLEADED : GE407

Turquoise green

Ref : GE407

Transparent glaze "big thickness" without lead.

For earthenware paste: Glazes from this range can be used as classical crackled glazes, so in a fine undercoat and for a firing at around 980°C.

For stoneware and porcelain paste already fired at high temperature: in order to create an effect of melted glass. Préparation of the glaze in high density and application in thick undercoat. If necessary, use the médium Sérograf instead of water. Firing at 980°C

Another possibilities: application on a bisqueware piece in hollow area or with edge of stoneware or porcelain paste.Firing at 1280 °C

Advice :

Firing temperature 950°C - 1280°C

WATER GREEN TRANSPARENT GLAZE BIG THICKNESS UNLEADED : GE406

Water green 

Ref : GE406

Transparent glaze "big thickness" without lead.

For earthenware paste: Glazes from this range can be used as classical crackled glazes, so in a fine undercoat and for a firing at around 980°C.

For stoneware and porcelain paste already fired at high temperature: in order to create an effect of melted glass. Préparation of the glaze in high density and application in thick undercoat. If necessary, use the médium Sérograf instead of water. Firing at 980°C

Another possibilities: application on a bisqueware piece in hollow area or with edge of stoneware or porcelain paste.Firing at 1280 °C

Advice :

Firing temperature 950°C - 1280°C

BROWN TRANSPARENT GLAZE BIG THICKNESS UNLEADED :  GE405

Brown

Ref : GE405

Transparent glaze "big thickness" without lead.

For earthenware paste: Glazes from this range can be used as classical crackled glazes, so in a fine undercoat and for a firing at around 980°C.

For stoneware and porcelain paste already fired at high temperature: in order to create an effect of melted glass. Préparation of the glaze in high density and application in thick undercoat. If necessary, use the médium Sérograf instead of water. Firing at 980°C

Another possibilities: application on a bisqueware piece in hollow area or with edge of stoneware or porcelain paste.Firing at 1280 °C

Advice :

Firing temperature 950°C - 1280°C

BORDEAUX TRANSPARENT GLAZE BIG THICKNESS UNLEADED :  GE404

Bordeaux wine

Ref : GE404

Transparent glaze "big thickness" without lead.

For earthenware paste: Glazes from this range can be used as classical crackled glazes, so in a fine undercoat and for a firing at around 980°C.

For stoneware and porcelain paste already fired at high temperature: in order to create an effect of melted glass. Préparation of the glaze in high density and application in thick undercoat. If necessary, use the médium Sérograf instead of water. Firing at 980°C

Another possibilities: application on a bisqueware piece in hollow area or with edge of stoneware or porcelain paste.Firing at 1280 °C

Advice :

Firing temperature 950°C - 1280°C

CORAL TRANSPARENT GLAZE BIG THICKNESS UNLEADED : GE403

Coral 

Ref : GE403

Transparent glaze "big thickness" without lead.

For earthenware paste: Glazes from this range can be used as classical crackled glazes, so in a fine undercoat and for a firing at around 980°C.

For stoneware and porcelain paste already fired at high temperature: in order to create an effect of melted glass. Préparation of the glaze in high density and application in thick undercoat. If necessary, use the médium Sérograf instead of water. Firing at 980°C

Another possibilities: application on a bisqueware piece in hollow area or with edge of stoneware or porcelain paste.Firing at 1280 °C

Advice :

Firing temperature 950°C - 1280°C

BEIGE TRANSPARENT GLAZE BIG THICKNESS UNLEADED : GE402

Beige

Ref : GE402

Transparent glaze "big thickness" without lead.

For earthenware paste: Glazes from this range can be used as classical crackled glazes, so in a fine undercoat and for a firing at around 980°C.

For stoneware and porcelain paste already fired at high temperature: in order to create an effect of melted glass. Préparation of the glaze in high density and application in thick undercoat. If necessary, use the médium Sérograf instead of water. Firing at 980°C

Another possibilities: application on a bisqueware piece in hollow area or with edge of stoneware or porcelain paste.Firing at 1280 °C

Advice :

Firing temperature 950°C - 1280°C

YELLOW TRANSPARENT GLAZE BIG THICKNESS UNLEADED : GE401

Yellow 

Ref : GE401

Transparent glaze "big thickness" without lead.

For earthenware paste: Glazes from this range can be used as classical crackled glazes, so in a fine undercoat and for a firing at around 980°C.

For stoneware and porcelain paste already fired at high temperature: in order to create an effect of melted glass. Préparation of the glaze in high density and application in thick undercoat. If necessary, use the médium Sérograf instead of water. Firing at 980°C

Another possibilities: application on a bisqueware piece in hollow area or with edge of stoneware or porcelain paste.Firing at 1280 °C

Advice :

Firing temperature 950°C - 1280°C

TRANSPARENT GLAZE BIG THICKNESS UNLEAD : GE400

Transparent

Ref : GE400

Transparent glaze "big thickness" without lead.

For earthenware paste: Glazes from this range can be used as classical crackled glazes, so in a fine undercoat and for a firing at around 980°C.

For stoneware and porcelain paste already fired at high temperature: in order to create an effect of melted glass. Préparation of the glaze in high density and application in thick undercoat. If necessary, use the médium Sérograf instead of water. Firing at 980°C

Another possibilities: application on a bisqueware piece in hollow area or with edge of stoneware or porcelain paste.Firing at 1280 °C

Advice :

Firing temperature 950°C - 1280°C

Transparent glaze black - GE307

Transparent glazes "big thickness" with lead.

For earthenware paste: Glazes from this range can be used as classical crackled glazes, so in a fine undercoat and for a firing at around 980°C.

For stoneware and porcelain paste already fired at high temperature: in order to create an effect of melted glass. Préparation of the glaze in high density and application in thick undercoat. If necessary, use the médium Sérograf instead of water. Firing at 980°C

Another possibilities: application on a bisqueware piece in hollow area or with edge of stoneware or porcelain paste.Firing at 1280 °C

Advice :

Firing temperature 950°C - 1280°C

Matte transparent enamel - G 1005

Composed of Frit.

Transparent satin zinc and lead enamel.

Can be easily colored.

One must take into account the fact that zinc oxide can be bad to develop certain oxides dyes.

We recommend applying it for white paste and thin layer to avoid opalescences.

The firing temperature varies between 950-1000ºC.

Calcareous Silico Alcalino frit (SIO2 NAKO) - FR4

FRIT FUSION F644 WITHOUT LEAD

Fusion frit F644

Without lead

Firing temperature : 980 °C

White partition F4313CD

This a set of specific glazes for the Cuerda Seca technic.

Black F4312 and White F4313 are powders to mix with Copaïva balm to draw partitions.

Inside these plans, you put glazes with brushes ou with syringe.

Colors are used deluted with water to obtain a thick mix.

CS200 is usable on red bisqueware : they are opaque.

CS set400 is usable on white or light medium : they are transparent.

All these colors can be mixed together excepted Red CS210 and Orange CS211.

Colors don't flow, even used in the vertical way.

Firing temperature : 940-1050°C