Kiwi Underglaze

Kiwi Underglaze is a liquid, water-based underglaze made with ceramic pigments and a small amount of flux. It can be applied to leather-hard clay, bone-dry clay and bisque. Thin coats are recommended: one gives a translucent effect, two give semi-opaque coverage, and three build strong, saturated colour. Shake the bottle well before use and let each coat dry before applying the next. The firing range for Kiwi Underglaze is approximately 1050–1260°C, so the colours work across both low and high firing ranges. The most intense colours are usually achieved in the mid range, around 1180–1225°C, under a thin coat of clear glaze. Without glaze, the surface remains velvety matte when fired from around 1000°C.

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