Mayco Elements Glaze - Blue Grotto, Pint

Nice glaze, but I used it on red clay, so the clay showed through... It takes at least 3 coats on red clay, but otherwise a lovely color that contrasts well with other glazes.

Used this on low fire cone and its gloriously beautiful. I love the depth of the brown, Grey and blue. I've 7sed ir on a couple of projects during separate firings and the consistency is impressive

Recently made a whole set of dishes in this glaze. My new favorite

Used this glaze in microwave kiln. When I figured out the temps the color came out pretty accurate. If not fired long enough it’s red or brown, but when I figured out timing it was a nice blue. The lighter mini bowl was mixed with a white crackle Raku glaze

I used this on white clay bisque (Amaco #25). It went on smoothly and easily. I did three coats. I fired to 05 and it came out a glossy blue with brown as described. The blue was slightly shaded giving it a better look than a solid even blue. In raised and textured areas, as well as along corners, it was brown, which was nice considering I used white clay. Along the bottom in one spot there appeared to be a flow of glaze during the firing which was very nice which I will deliberately try to recreate on another piece.

Love this glaze. I did three coats, fired cone 06, and got this dark blue color with subtile brown accents just like the description. If fired below a cone 06, I believe it should come out more brown. Very happy with the application and results.

Overjoyed with the results. Fired at cone 06 perfectly. A smooth, natural blue in 3 coats on brown earthenware.

beautiful dark blue runny color, beware from using it as a high fire. it turns in a ugly brown color. Main use is for low fire products. Will add pictures later