Red Iron Oxide
Red Iron Oxide is one of the most common colourants in ceramics and has the highest amount of iron.
| Article number: | Iron Oxide Red 500g |
| Availability: | In stock (63) |
Red Iron Oxide is one of the most common colourants in ceramics and has the highest amount of iton. It produces a wide range of earthy glaze colours: brown, yellow, rusty-reds and near-black in oxidation firings. In Reduction firings blue/green celadons to black are produced. Effects will vary based on temperature, concentration, glaze chemistry, etc.
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