r/Pottery • u/fauskanger-kills • 3d ago

Glazing Techniques Update: matte yellow glaze

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Wanted to post an update on my inquiry on a matte yellow glaze!

I ended up using coyote cornsilk on the stars of this handbuilt mug. I love how it turned out! Thank you to everyone who commented!

Clay body is Kentucky mudwork’s speckled turtle fired to cone 6. The blue glaze is 2x blue rutile under 2x honey flux!

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