Sara Mid Fire Celadon Mustard Yellow
Non-returnable
Rs.1,250.00 - Rs.11,380.00
Sara Celadon Mustard Yellow is a Mid Fire Glaze.
SARA GLAZES ARE SOLD IN POWDER FORM.
A complete step by step instruction guide will be sent with every glaze to assist you in mixing it as a liquid glaze.
The samples in the pictures have gone through oxidation firing
The colour and feel of the glaze might vary from that in the picture, as it is difficult to capture the same.
The final appearance of the glaze is dependent on firing temperature, glaze thickness and the composition of the clay body being used.
LARGE VOLUMES AVAILABLE (Above 10kg).
For placing bulk orders, mail us at sara.artproducts@gmail.com and we will get back to you within 48 hours.
FINISH:GLOSSY & SEMI TRANSPARENT
COLOUR: MUSTARD YELLOW
FIRING: CONE 6
VOLUME: 1 kg, 5kg & 10kg
LEAD FREE.
ZINC FREE
FOOD SAFE.
SARA GLAZES ARE SOLD IN POWDER FORM.
A complete step by step instruction guide will be sent with every glaze to assist you in mixing it as a liquid glaze.
The samples in the pictures have gone through oxidation firing
The colour and feel of the glaze might vary from that in the picture, as it is difficult to capture the same.
The final appearance of the glaze is dependent on firing temperature, glaze thickness and the composition of the clay body being used.
LARGE VOLUMES AVAILABLE (Above 10kg).
For placing bulk orders, mail us at sara.artproducts@gmail.com and we will get back to you within 48 hours.
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Safety Warning:
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.
Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.
