Turquoise crackle - 9352

• May only be applied once, as it tends to run very strongly

• To avoid blistering, bake at 1000°C

• Tends to bubble when applied to both sides of some clays

• The formation of cracks usually occurs during cooling in the oven and increases over time, sometimes taking up to 1 week

• If no cracks appear, the glaze can also be removed from the kiln at about 100°C and quenched in cold water

• The craquelé mesh is colored with, for example, black ink, colorful acrylic paints, strong black tea, or similar.

• When applied somewhat thicker on horizontal surfaces, e.g. inner surface of plates and bowls, an interesting, dark turquoise scale craquele forms on some clays

Characteristics

• glittering

• tends to run

• stable in the firing range 1020°-1060°C

• forms cracks

• Suitable for Raku

• semi-transparent