What is Majolica? In its historic sense, it is an earthenware with a white, tin-opacified, viscous glaze, decorated by applying colorants (often with a calligraphic brush) on the raw, unfired glaze surface. The flyerbelow explains glaze application, troubleshooting, mixing your own colors and firing.
So you’ve been exploring the color wheel, but what’s next? How about gloss and matte… READ MORE
So many glaze combinations, so many choices, so little time… which ones catch your eye?… READ MORE
By combining the glazes you can reach whole new vistas of color performance! The combinations… READ MORE
First, Don’t Panic! The freeze-&-thaw cycle is part of the geological processes that helped create… READ MORE
