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Chrysanthos · Effect glazes
Crystallite
Matt glaze with crystals
A matt glaze with hidden crystals that rise to the surface during firing as glossy spots.
- Firing range
- Cone 06 (approx. 1000°C) – Cone 04 (approx. 1060°C); some colours Cone 06 (approx. 1000°C) – Cone 8 (approx. 1260°C)
- Sizes
- 500 mL
- Colours
- 18
Colours
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The tiles are fired samples from Chrysanthos. The final colour depends on the clay, the number of coats and the firing — we suggest trying a test tile first. Tap a size to add it to your list, tap again to remove it; change the quantity with − / +. Tap a colour to open its page. No payment is taken on the site.
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Instructions
Firing range
Cone 06 (approx. 1000°C) – Cone 04 (approx. 1060°C); some colours Cone 06 (approx. 1000°C) – Cone 8 (approx. 1260°C)
The cone is the main measure of firing; °C is approximate and depends on the heating rate. What is a cone?
Food safety
Not food safe. Made for decorative use, though it also looks good on the outside of functional ware.
How to use
Shake or stir well before use to spread the crystals evenly; thin with clean water if needed. Brush 2–3 coats onto low-fire bisque, spreading the crystals evenly, and let each coat dry completely; a sponge also works. Three coats give the smoothest, most even surface. This is a matt glaze with hidden clear crystals — during firing they rise to the surface as glossy spots. Colours do not bleed; all colours are intermixable.
Safety
Do not spray or sand dry glaze. Avoid contact with eyes and skin; wash hands after use. Ensure good ventilation. Do not pour glaze or rinse water down the drain. If swallowed, see a doctor. Keep out of reach of children.
