NC-4 Feldspar 410
Nepheline
Syenite 123
Dolomite 77
Barium
Carbonate 64
Strontium
Carbonate 75
EPK 139
Silica 112 Total 1000
H2O: 750 ml
"Probably best to avoid a matte like this (Ca, Mg, Sr, and Ba) with nepheline syenite as the alkali metal source."
I decided to try it anyway - I like the barium/strontium - i hope it will brighten the colors.
RESULTS:
Pink at 8,4,2,1%
At 8% the glaze is textured and ultra-matte with a rough texture.
And a bit of Neodymium to 4% Pink made it a bluish-pink.
Here is 4% on black mountain and granite
*The Praeseodymium seems to need a bit more water - it was very thick at 8%
It seems that the higher percentage stains came out more eggshell then matte.
At 8%, 4%, 4% with a unmeasured (tiny bit) of peacock added, 2 and 1%
At 1% the color is not noticeable

RESULTS:
I like the this glaze a lot. It has a great feel, like marble. It seems to get a bit shinier with the higher percentages of stain. I really like the base color, without any stain added. I will test this base with a few different clay bodies.
Here are some samples with various mason stains, fired at cone 10 reduction.
I like the this glaze a lot. It has a great feel, like marble. It seems to get a bit shinier with the higher percentages of stain. I really like the base color, without any stain added. I will test this base with a few different clay bodies.
Here are some samples with various mason stains, fired at cone 10 reduction.
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