Why do layered glazes look different every time?

For Flux Sake by Ceramic Materials Workshop

May 13, 202638:34Arts

Today we have a special Flux U episode where the gang dive deep into glaze application to answer a listener's question about the chemical and physical limitations of glaze layering. What seems like a simple topic turns o...

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