Penguin Pottery - Vermont Frost Series - Variety Set - Mid Fire Cones 5 & 6 - Includes 8 4oz Jars
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VARIETY SET - It includes a comprehensive collection that includes eight 4 fl oz jars of glazes. The ice-crystal crackle effect develops a stunning network of fine crazing that mimics the look of frozen surfaces, inspired by the ancient Chinese Guan Ware tradition.
COLORS INCLUDED - Summit Freeze, Magic Mountain, Sugarbush, Mad River, Saskadena, Smugglers' Notch, Jay Peak, Stratton.
INSTRUCTIONS - You control the crackle; more coats produce bold, dramatic fractures; fewer coats create a subtler look where clay shows through; thin layers yield tight lines, thick layers yield large hexagonal patterns. Best on dark or buff clay — Maximizes contrast for the most striking visual impact (avoid manganese-containing clay bodies). The magic continues after the kiln: fire to cone 5–6, then allow 1–2 days for the full snowflake crackle to develop and set.
1% FOR SCHOOLS - The Penguin Fund is Penguin Pottery's commitment to the future of ceramics. We donate 1% of sales to underserved public schools that need support for their ceramics classes. We also support artists through the Craft Emergency Relief Fund (CERF+).
LIFETIME WARRANTY - All Penguin Pottery products are backed by our Lifetime Warranty. if you have any issues, we will give you a refund or replace your product - no questions asked! See warranty & support section for more information.
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The Vermont Frost Series variety pack includes eight 4 fl oz jars of glazes. Vermont Frost glazes transform your pottery with the ethereal beauty of frozen surfaces. Inspired by the legendary Chinese Guan Ware of the Southern Song dynasty, these glazes develop a delicate network of fine cracks — known as crazing — that creates a stunning, crystalline ice effect on every piece. Applied to dark or buff-colored clay bodies, Vermont Frost reveals its full drama: a frosted, snowflake-patterned surface that naturally follows and emphasizes the curves, edges, and contours of your form. Fire to cone 5–6, then wait a day or two for the crackle to fully bloom — the result is a glaze that doesn't just finish your work, it completes it.
