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Underglaze in so many ways.

Five liquid ranges, plus our awesome chalk and pencil options.

The power of one. Just pure, solid colour, no tricks or pooling effects here. Like your glaze straightforward and classy, this one is for you. Keep it sleek on low, mid, or high fire pieces.

The ultimate wildcard. With these glazes, every piece is one of a kind.  Throw in some crevices, experiment with firing temps, and watch your art do its thing. 

The show stopper. Glorious crystals bringing in the wow factor! Available in low and mid-fire, these beauties can craze like nobody’s business, so maybe don’t serve up dinner on them. But as eye candy? Next level.

For work that pops (literally). These glazes create a raised, textured effect that doesn’t flatten out in the firing. Great for linework, sponging, or even a little palette knife action. Works wonders at low or mid-fire.

Color treat, without the heat. These bad boys don’t go near a kiln – just like regular acrylic paint, but made for bisque. Perfect for kids’ programs and bisque art parties; just paint and go, no firing required.

Lock it in, for the win. The final seal! Work so good you want to eat off it? Food-safe option is for you. Just like your stuff shiny? We’ve got your back at low, mid, or high-fire.

Keep the studio stocked. For high-volume glaze fiends who want to minimise waste. Buy in bulk and mix as you need. Awesome way to get a little more bang for your buck.

VARIEGATED

RAW MATERIALS

You do you. Like a little DYI glaze making? – be our guest – our raw materials are good to go. Mix and match to your heart’s content and create your very own unique glaze.

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UNDERGLAZE CHALK

Underglaze chalk: because sometimes you just want to express yourself on your bisque - your way. Versatile, vibrant, and lead-free (because toxic chalk are so last century).

We make STRAIGHT CHALK – You read that right, wonky chalk is a real problem (just Google underglaze chalk). We’ve taken care to ensure all our chalk is straight so it doesn’t look like offcuts of colored clay and they are all uniform in length. We don’t skimp on consistency here.

UNDERGLAZE CHALK RANGE

Low - High Fire (Cone 06 - 10)

PRODUCT DETAILS

food safe with clear glaze

FOOD SAFE WITH CLEAR GLAZE

apply on bisque icon

APPLY ON BISQUE

Conforms to ASTM D4236 Icon

CONFORMS TO ASTM D4236

HIGH FIRING

The only underglaze chalk on the market where all colors fire to Cone 10!

Yes, some colors may change between Cone 06 to Cone 10, but the point is the color is there. Hello, violet and pink!

BASIC USAGE GUIDE

The Underglaze Chalk range is sold in two boxes of six different colors. We can't decide which one we like better, so it's best to try both!

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    Completely lead-free.
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    Smudge-proof? Mostly. Sponge on the first coat to make sure nothing goes awry, then brush a couple of coats or dip for the finale!
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    Good to go on bisque!
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    Clear glaze and fire for food-safe finish.
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    Mix and smudge and blend away.
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    All Underglaze Chalk fire between Cone 06 (999°C) - Cone 10 (1,305°C).

We’re beginner Friendly and here to help (FAQ)

Why do I need Underglaze Chalk? Inspire me!

The Underglaze Chalk has so many functions and we have named our favorite.

  • Hand signing the bottom of your pieces.
  • Studio use for telling students artwork apart.
  • Creating a watercolor effect by using a wet brush to go over any drawings.
  • Smudging and blending different chalk colors.
How do I avoid smudging my design when clear glazing?

The easiest way to avoid this is to gently sponge on the first coat of clear glaze before either brushing on the final two coats or dipping in clear glaze.

Are they safe for my students to use?

They sure are! All our chalks are ASTM D4236 certified. 

This is the testing report you should actively look for when purchasing underglaze chalks as there can be dust exposure on use. 

Just contact us for our testing report and we will happily provide!

Will Underglaze Chalk colors change after firing?

The higher the firing the more the color will fade. However, most colors hold true to the color swatches at Cone 10. 

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