PURPLE Ceramic Glaze - what makes it so different and unique when using simple ideas for painting pottery in your pottery house and get final effects

Quantity: 40 g. (1.41 oz.) If you need a larger quantity, please ask.
Firing temperature: 980-1080°C (1800-1976° F) (Orton cone SSB 03½)
Surface: Gloss
Luminescence: Cover (opaque)
Lead content: lead-free, 0%

Many people want to know what is a glaze. Glazing is a technique that requires:

How the test was made: A white clay fired at 700°C (bisque) was used. After well stirring and filtering, with a soft brush, an even layer was applied. After good drying, the glazed product was fired at 1040°C. Usage: Liquid glaze is ready to use, however sometimes it should be further diluted.
Dry glaze is to be dissolved in water to a thick paste which should be thinned to the proper density. Just add water to the powder. The recommended proportion is 1:1 (glaze to water).Pack: You get the liquid glaze in a plastic bottle and the powder glaze - in a polyethylene bag, labeled with the name.

What is a glaze, what is antiquing and other Q/A for painting and glazing can be found in the section: Paint and Glaze.