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Botz Earthenware Glaze: Gloria
1 700,00 CVE 1 800,00 CVE
Ceraline Wax Crayon: Steel Blue
900,00 CVE
Ceraline Wax Crayon: Red
1 000,00 CVE
Mayco Stroke & Coat: Speckled Tuxedo
From 900,00 CVE
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Botz Earthenware Glaze: Transparent Speckle
1 500,00 CVE 1 700,00 CVE
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Botz Earthenware Glaze: Adventurine
1 400,00 CVE 1 500,00 CVE
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Spectrum Low Stone Glaze: Pistachio
1 200,00 CVE 1 400,00 CVE
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Spectrum Low Stone Glaze: Oxblood
1 700,00 CVE 1 900,00 CVE
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Botz Earthenware Glaze: Pebble
1 700,00 CVE 1 800,00 CVE
Mayco Stroke & Coat: Speckled Hot Tamale
From 900,00 CVE
Mayco Stroke & Coat: Speckled Moody Blue
From 900,00 CVE
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Spectrum Low Stone Glaze: Meteor Shower
1 100,00 CVE 1 200,00 CVE
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Mayco Stroke & Coat: Speckled Blue Yonder
From 900,00 CVE
Ceraline Wax Crayon: Yellow
800,00 CVE
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Botz Earthenware Glaze: Lagoon
1 700,00 CVE 1 800,00 CVE
Ceraline Wax Crayon: Petrol Green
800,00 CVE
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Botz Earthenware Glaze: Apple Green
1 500,00 CVE 1 600,00 CVE
Mayco Stroke & Coat: Speckled Sunkissed
From 900,00 CVE

Explore our collection of earthenware glazes in the UK, featuring a wide range of low-fire ceramic glazes designed for potters, schools, hobbyists, paint your own pottery studios, and professional ceramic artists. Earthenware glazes are known for their bright colours, reliable performance, and decorative versatility, making them one of the most popular choices for low-fire pottery and ceramics.

This collection includes glossy glazes, matt glazes, transparent glazes, opaque colours, underglaze-compatible finishes, and decorative ceramic glazes in a broad spectrum of colours. Whether you're creating decorative ceramics, sculptural work, pottery painting projects, or classroom ceramics, earthenware glazes offer excellent coverage and vibrant fired results.

Designed for low-fire temperatures, earthenware glazes produce strong colour development that is often more difficult to achieve at higher stoneware firing temperatures. Bright reds, yellows, oranges, blues, greens, pinks, and purples remain especially popular for decorative pottery, children's ceramics, schools, community studios, and creative workshops.

Browse our full range of earthenware glazes and discover vibrant ceramic colours and finishes for your next pottery project.

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