MaycoStoneware Crystal Glaze - Winter Wood, Pint

I recently tried the SW-155 Winter Wood glaze on my pottery, and I absolutely loved the results! I used it on top of a matte base glaze, and the way it interacted was just gorgeous. The brown crystals in the Winter Wood glaze melted beautifully, creating a rich, natural texture that really brought the piece to life. I was especially pleased that it didn't run at all, which is always a concern when working with glazes that have more movement.Overall, this glaze gives off a beautiful, earthy feel and is now one of my go-to glazes for creating unique, multi-dimensional pottery.Highly recommend for anyone looking for a glaze that’s easy to work with and delivers stunning, natural-looking results!

This is one of my all-time favorite glazes, it fires to a beautiful matte cream with brown speckles at ^6, and runs into little streaky squiggly brown speckles when layered with some other glazes. It’s become a permanent member in my studio’s glaze rotation.

Love this glaze.

Consistent, beautiful result and easy to apply. Two or three coats work best - stir well because the dark speckles settle in the jar. My favorite glaze for any piece I want a natural or rustic feel to. Fire at cone 5 or 6.

I absolutely love this glaze. Easy to apply with brush and still get the desired results.

I use glazes for food safe stoneware-and from experience I try to only buy from Blick as they have been fantastic in the past. This glaze was fired to cone 6. Mayco glazes consistently perform well and this one is a reliable high fire glaze.

Wonderful glaze! Easy to use and no streaks. The colors are stunning.

Such a great glaze to layer with the Norse Blue, whisk is what I bought it for