Specifications
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Texture | Glossy |
| Color | Beige, Brown |
| Type | Glaze powder |
| Firing range | Cone 6, Cone 7 |
Lion's Mane
From € 14,50
Lion's Mane is a glossy, opaque, vibrant glaze. It displays beautiful shades of milk chocolate, caramel, and chestnut brown where it is thinner. It has a soft mocha color with a hint of old rose where it is thicker.
Available in a package of
- 500 g (for brush-on glazes)
- 2 kg (for dipping glazes)
- 5 kg (for dipping glazes)
With every glaze order, you will receive a white-firing stoneware glazed test tile and an instruction booklet.
Important: the product label with information, the safety label, and the instruction booklet is written in Dutch at the moment. A translation will follow in near future.
Make sure to read the FAQ for important information regarding safe use of glaze powders, preparation and firing instructions.
To help you get good, consistent results, you might also want to consult the instruction videos.
Other supplies
The following items are useful to have on hand when preparing SOGO powdered glaze. Most products are also available for purchase through the webshop, so you can get started right away.
Experiences
from potters
“As a beginner ceramicist, my focus is primarily on the pottery wheel. I'm not yet venturing into developing and mixing my own glazes. That's precisely why it's so great to be able to work with SOGO glazes. They are exceptionally user-friendly and remarkably consistent, which truly makes a difference for me.”
“I'm completely in love, with Primeval Forest, that is. My glaze palette has now expanded to Snakeskin and Lion’s Mane, and I'm making more ceramics than is good for me because I've become addicted to glaze. The booklet and tile that come with the glazes are a great reference and help to consistently achieve beautiful results.”
“I am a huge fan of your glazes! I use Stella's Eyes, Lagoon, and Pacific Blue for almost everything I make.”
“We really like the sample tiles you get with the glazes, especially because the edge lets you see well how the glaze “breaks”. Very fine service, those tiles!”