Amaco Celadon Hi Fire (Cone5-6) Glaze - Pint # C-10 - Snow by Celadon Glazes

Used it in combinations and on its own consistent and great results all the time

I use this on so many of my pottery pieces because it is just magic. Sometimes it looks like falling snow, and other times, it looks like beautiful oil spots. It’s also gorgeous as a semi-opaque glaze on its own as shown in the white vase photo. That vase had 3 coats over b mix with specks. Gorgeous! The other photo of the sponge holder had 2x mayco’s riptide and then 2x snow over b mix clay. Cone 5.

This Celadon glaze breaks over texture so I like the way it looks on dark clay. The results give definite handmade vibes (if the application isn't perfectly even) so if that's what you're going for this is a great option. There aren't any pottery supplies shops within an hour of my home so I have to order my glazes online. Blick also sells glazes on their website, and I usually order from there if my order is large enough and I don't need it in a hurry. But, sometimes the quick shipping wins out like it did this time. It showed up at my doorstep sealed and in good condition.

The attached picture shows the bottle I bought here on the left. The bottle on the right is my last one purchased elsewhere. Someone has blocked-out "Food Safe", "Lead Free", and "Non-Toxic" with a Sharpie. The labels are just slightly off-color from each other as well. I totally don't trust that the glaze in the container is what it says it is, or that it is food safe, which makes it useless to me.

Excellent. I was worried about buying online but it was just the same as in stores.