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  • Manufacturer: Amaco
  • Product: Cherry Blossom
  • Product type: Ceramic Glaze
  • Firing range: Cone 5–6
  • Series/category: Amaco (C) Celadon Dry
  • Test application, surface, and firing results before production use when results can vary by process.
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    Cherry Blossom is a ceramic glaze from Amaco for adding color, surface character, and a finished surface to ceramic work. Apply using the manufacturer's current application guidance and evaluate the result on the clay body and surface being used. Recommended firing range: Cone 5–6.

    • Manufacturer: Amaco
    • Item number: C50
    • Product type: Ceramic Glaze
    • Firing range: Cone 5–6
    • Series/category: Amaco (C) Celadon Dry

    Additional information: Results and performance can vary with the material, surface preparation, application method, processing conditions, firing schedule, and equipment used. Review the current Amaco product guidance before use and test on representative material when consistency is important.

    Other resources: Refer to current Amaco product literature, application instructions, technical information, compatibility guidance, and Safety Data Sheet (SDS) when applicable.

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    New Bedford, Massachusetts

    I love this color!

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    This glaze is a lovely pale pink that can be quite saturated if you apply three coats or fairly neutral and pale with two. This color plays well with many of the Amaco potter’s choice, such as honey flux, and Lustrous Jade. It also plays well with some other brands, like Mayco’s raspberry mist. I believe it’s been reformulated because I haven’t had any problems with oolites, which was a problem I had with many Celdons a few years ago.