Mayco Elements Chunkies Glaze, Night Sky EL-209, 1 Pint

It IS CHUNKY. Rubbing pinholes is extremely difficult, and the "chunks" sink so use a shallow dish so you can brush on. This was also done in a raku kiln (homemade trashcan) and so my results are nontypical anyway. I also used a clear gloss underglaze (which is why you see the pooling) and this is only my second firing EVER, after only 3 weeks of pottery. And my results came out THIS good! Can't wait to order more and keep practicing!--update-- SO I've done another firing with a trophy vase, moon jar, and bowl. Much more uniformed and controlled. The metal chunks are brighter without a gloss added but is rougher and not as smooth. Still just a lovely glass with forest green and blues with the white and sky blue flecks. It looks like mold a dark mossy tree. Gorgeous 😍.

A little disappointed. Is not ugly. Too dark for my taste.

The chunks sink-- not surprisingly it requires constant stiring but has a cool effect if you get enough of them on your brush. My guess is that I'll love it when I get to the bottom 1/4 of the jar. Only gave 4 stars but that's probably more due to user laziness than glaze quality.

The consistency is perfect. There are a lot of crystals in this glaze to give a beautiful starry night effect as promised. Note that there is some rich brown in the glaze to add depth to the blue and give this low fire glaze a high fire look. The project in the attached image was fired at a Cone 05.

Just fired with this glaze for the first time 3/17/21 and it is NOT as advertised and sadly a very shirt return window which has closed despite COVID. Doesnt even look liked the same glaze seems like someone poured Rhino in the bottle instead. It did not come out even remotely blue but dark ugly brown with tiny teal spots. Will not order from this vendor again since I apparently was delivered the wrong glaze despite the labelling and can't even return it!

Color sample in the ad was way more blue. The color I got was beautiful but was green.

Absolutely gorgeous glaze. Fired at 05/06 low fire. I distributed the chunks high on vase and loaded the rim so glaze dripped down. People are saying theirs was brown but mine off country bluish with silver chunks. Love it!!

This glaze sometimes fires as a brown base color, and sometimes a deep blue base. I was going for the blue background. I like it when it turns out as I expected, not so much when it is brown. I do recommend.