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Tin Oxide – (Sn02) used in glazes to create opacity The following has been sourced from digital fire: https://digitalfire.com/material/tin+oxide Tin oxide is a white or off-white powder produced by oxidizing...

Cobalt Carbonate – (CoCO3) a fine lavender color glaze/and or clay body colorant producing various intensities of blue.

Lithium Carb, Fine – (Li2C03) acts as a flux in glazes promoting brightness and increases firing range.

Cobalt Oxide – (Co3 04) black powder which is stronger than cobalt carbonate producing blue in glazes.

Copper Oxide, Black - (Cu0) black cupric oxide stronger that copper carbonate can produce green glazes in oxidation and reds in reduction kiln atmosphere.

Nickel Carbonate-Green – (Ni2C03) produces browns and greens and can alter other metallic coloring oxides in the glaze.

Nickel Oxide-Black – (Ni0) stronger than Nickel Carbonate produces browns and greens and can alter other metallic coloring oxides in the glaze.

Vee Gum T – (Macaloid) used as a suspension agent in glazes. Used in clay body formulas to increase plasticity.

Bentonite: Macaloid – A type of bentonite which increases suspension properties in glazes and aids in plasticity for clay body formulas.

Brushing Medium – allows liquid to flow off the brush in an even application