Botz Stoneware Brush-on Glazes 1220-1280C

• BOTZ Steinzeug 1220°–1280°C
• Botz stoneware glazes are available in jars of 200 ml and 800 ml – ready to use.
• Besides their great handling characteristics, BOTZ stoneware glazes offer a particularly wide variety of colours and designs.
• Varying firing temperatures between 1220°C, 1250°and 1280°C can give some of the glazes a completely different look. The effects in general are exaggerated in the higher temperature range.
• For some glazes, a slightly uneven application may lead to even more vivid effects.
• Matt glazes will become most attractive from 1250°C onwards.
• Unless indicated otherwise, the pictured stoneware samples have been fired at 1250°C with a 30 min soak.
• Thoroughly stir the glaze and apply non-diluted in 2 to 3 generous coats using a brush, they will not run. The ideal firing temperature is around 1250°C, with a 30-minute soak. Do not glaze all over and don’t place glazed objects on stilts.
• Due to their sealing qualities and high resistance against chemical or mechanical “attacks”, Botz stoneware glazes are highly recommended for tableware and vases.
• Layer different Botz stoneware glazes together for interesting and diverse effects. Also, try using Botz Stoneware glazes in conjunction with Botz Plus 29020 and fire at 1150°C for beautiful fluxed effects.

Are BOTZ glazes vegan-friendly? As far as we know there are no animals involved in the production of the material we use for producing our glazes.  We buy raw materials , basic glazes and stains and mix them together with a binder in a liquid form. We also do not add here in our production ingredients which have been derived from animals. We therefore believe all our products to be vegan and cruelty free.