A beautiful matte green glaze and a long-standing studio favourite since 2011.
MOSS begins to develop delicate crystallization above 1260°C, adding subtle texture and variation to the surface. Pictured here on porcelain, it creates a soft, natural green with a quiet, earthy character. It works equally beautifully on stoneware.
MOSS is slightly runny when applied thickly. When glazing larger vertical pieces, such as pictured teapot, we recommend tapering the application towards the bottom, for example by spraying a lighter coat. When in doubt, always place a cookie underneath the piece to protect the kiln shelf from possible running.
The matcha cup shown here demonstrates MOSS layered with SATIN PINK near the rim and inside, creating a beautiful transition between glossy and matte surfaces, with the two colours meeting and interacting across the form.
Recommended Firing Range
1240–1280°C (≈2264–2336°F)
Cone 7–9 equivalent
Lead-free • Cadmium-free
Suitable for high-fired stoneware and porcelain.
Begin with a 0.8:1 water-to-powder ratio.
Sieve thoroughly.
Adjust with a small amount of extra water until the glaze reaches your preferred consistency.
IMPORTANT:
You MUST mix the entire dry bag at once.
Because this glaze is hand-blended, partial mixing can cause uneven ingredient distribution and inconsistent firing results.
Yield reference:
500 g (≈ 1.1 lb) → approx. 800 ml (≈ 27 fl oz) liquid glaze.
• Do not ingest.
• Wear gloves when mixing or applying.
• Avoid contact with eyes; rinse thoroughly if contact occurs.
• Prevent glaze dust — never sweep dry material; clean with a wet cloth only.
• Ensure good ventilation during firing.
A beautiful matte green glaze and a long-standing studio favourite since 2011.
MOSS begins to develop delicate crystallization above 1260°C, adding subtle texture and variation to the surface. Pictured here on porcelain, it creates a soft, natural green with a quiet, earthy character. It works equally beautifully on stoneware.
MOSS is slightly runny when applied thickly. When glazing larger vertical pieces, such as pictured teapot, we recommend tapering the application towards the bottom, for example by spraying a lighter coat. When in doubt, always place a cookie underneath the piece to protect the kiln shelf from possible running.
The matcha cup shown here demonstrates MOSS layered with SATIN PINK near the rim and inside, creating a beautiful transition between glossy and matte surfaces, with the two colours meeting and interacting across the form.
Recommended Firing Range
1240–1280°C (≈2264–2336°F)
Cone 7–9 equivalent
Lead-free • Cadmium-free
Suitable for high-fired stoneware and porcelain.
Begin with a 0.8:1 water-to-powder ratio.
Sieve thoroughly.
Adjust with a small amount of extra water until the glaze reaches your preferred consistency.
IMPORTANT:
You MUST mix the entire dry bag at once.
Because this glaze is hand-blended, partial mixing can cause uneven ingredient distribution and inconsistent firing results.
Yield reference:
500 g (≈ 1.1 lb) → approx. 800 ml (≈ 27 fl oz) liquid glaze.
• Do not ingest.
• Wear gloves when mixing or applying.
• Avoid contact with eyes; rinse thoroughly if contact occurs.
• Prevent glaze dust — never sweep dry material; clean with a wet cloth only.
• Ensure good ventilation during firing.
