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Good news cone 10 potters! We’ve gathered some of our favorite traditional cone 10 glaze recipes in a convenient recipe-card format, perfect for printing and taking to the glaze lab or pottery studio. Whether you are interested in trying out some of the beautiful cone 10 pottery glazes that have been used for generations, or if you want to try something new, you’ve found the perfect resource. Here’s a couple of sample glaze recipes from 15 Tried and True Cone 10 Glaze Recipes: Recipe Cards for our Favorite High-Fire Pottery Glazes:

 

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15 Tried and True Cone 10 Glaze Recipes: Recipe Cards for our Favorite High-Fire Pottery Glazes also includes the following gorgeous high fire pottery glazes:

 

       
       
  Oil Spot Glaze
Cone 10 oxidation
  Iron Saturated “Frogskin” Glaze
Cone 11 reduction
       
  Green to Black Glaze
Cone 10 oxidation or reduction
  Elaine Coleman’s Celadon Base Glaze
Cone 8-11 reduction
       
  Malcolm Davis Shino Glaze
Cone 10 reduction
  Magnesia Matt Glaze
Cone 10 reduction
       
  Oribe Glaze
Cone 10 reduction
  Iron Red Glaze
Cone 10 oxidation
       
  Jim Brown’s Blue Glaze
Cone 10 reduction
  Val Cushing’s Satin White Glaze and Satin Black Glaze
Cone 10 reduction
       
  Tom Coleman’s Vegas Red Glaze
Cone 8-10 reduction
  John’s Red (Peach Bloom)
Cone 10 reduction
       

 

*Reminder: As with all things ceramic: results may vary! Use the beautiful images here as a guide to the surfaces you’ll get, but be sure to always start out with small batches and have fun testing and tweaking! Now get out there and mix up some new pottery glazes!

 

 

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