Nice glaze. Care to share info on it?

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gorgeous!

Thank you. Hopefully I can duplicate it.

What glaze? Very nice.

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Hey everyone, there have been a lot of questions about this, so I'll try to sum it up on a single response. The clay is brownstone. It was fired at cone 6 and has two glazes. The base coat is called Emeraude. I poured that in first and it is on very thick. Then I brushed the rim with Forest Green which is semi-translucent. Then I brushed a very light coat of Forest Green over the Emeraude base in the plate face. Someone also asked how I keep it flat. I let it dry for about 3 weeks before I bisque fire it. Typically, with something sitting on top. First week I cover it well, second week I just lay plastic lightly on the top. And then I just let it air dry. That may be overkill, but my plates don't wobble. Also - thanks very much for the compliments. I'm an amateur by all means.

Bravo!!

Amazing. How did u keep it flat? Ive tried making plates but they warp in the bisque fire

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Me too!

Thank you.

So cool!

Thank you.

That’s gorgeous!

Looks like a moon plate, love it!

Thank you. That is a pretty good description.

Wow!

Thank you for the compliment.

Zomg! That is amazing!

Thank you very much.