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Coyote 074 Alabaster Satin is a smooth, not quite glossy white, Alabaster Satin is ideal as a liner glaze for functional ware. Try using it with underglaze like a majolica base.
C$19.40
Coyote 075 Baby Blue Satin is a bright blue that feels warm and soft. Doesn't run, combines great with other colors, especially more mobile ones like the Archie's Series.
C$22.35
Coyote 082 Lapis Satin is a deep bluish purple with no breaking. Gun Metal Green and Lapis Satin is one of the most popular combinations of glaze, creating something unlike both colors.
C$22.35
Coyote 085 Seafoam Satin is a bright bluish green with a smooth, buttery feel. Great as a slightly calmer, less glossy alternative to Mint.
C$22.35
Coyote 080 Forest Satin is a solid, unbreaking green. Forest Satin looks great on its own, or under other, runnier colors.
C$22.35
Coyote 076 Cerulean Satin is a deep blue that absorbs the light and draws the eye. Cerulean Satin works great on its own, and looks even better under Bronze Temmoku or Archie's Base.
C$22.35
Coyote 077 Charcoal Satin is a great alternative to Black for potters looking for less shine on their finished work. A natural looking dark charcoal color that absorbs light.
C$22.35
Coyote 083 Lemon Cream Satin is a bright and unbreaking yellow, similar to Buttercup but without the glossy finish.
C$24.15
Coyote 078 Cherry Satin is a bright, true red. Similar to the Really Red glaze, but with a less glossy finish that absorbs the light.
C$29.50
Coyote 081 Hazelnut Satin is an unbreaking brown, suitable for nearly any use.
C$22.35
Coyote 084 Orchid is a warm purple, considerably brighter and less blue than the Lapis Satin. Orchid Satin's bright tones and subtle surface make it a perfect contrast to darker, glossier glazes.
C$31.90
Coyote 079 Coral Satin is a pinkish red with a buttery surface. Doesn't break or run, combines great with other glazes.
C$24.90
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