Mixed Media | Ceramic & Studio Supplies

Explore Mixed Media at GlazeQueen and compare available products for pottery, ceramics, glass and studio work. Product specifications, materials, sizes and intended applications can vary, so review the individual listing and manufacturer information before making your selection.

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DIAMOND DUST
AS962

Availability: In Stock

Duncan Item #: AS962 -

DIAMOND DUST is a glassworking material from Duncan for glass studio and kilnworking applications. Use the manufacturer's current compatibility, firing, and annealing guidance for the specific glass and process.

SILVER DUST
AS963

Availability: In Stock

Duncan Item #: AS963 -

SILVER DUST is a glassworking material from Duncan for glass studio and kilnworking applications. Use the manufacturer's current compatibility, firing, and annealing guidance for the specific glass and process.

No Fire Snow
AS964

Availability: In Stock

Duncan Item #: AS964 -

No Fire Snow is a glassworking material from Duncan for glass studio and kilnworking applications. Use the manufacturer's current compatibility, firing, and annealing guidance for the specific glass and process.

Glittering No Fire Snow
AS 974

Availability: In Stock

Duncan Item #: AS 974 -

Glittering No Fire Snow is a glassworking material from Duncan for glass studio and kilnworking applications. Use the manufacturer's current compatibility, firing, and annealing guidance for the specific glass and process.

GLITZY GOLD SEALER
AS976

Availability: In Stock

Duncan Item #: AS976 -

GLITZY GOLD SEALER is a glassworking material from Duncan for glass studio and kilnworking applications. Use the manufacturer's current compatibility, firing, and annealing guidance for the specific glass and process.

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When choosing mixed media, compare the product specifications, intended use, compatibility and care requirements. Manufacturer instructions are the best source for application, safety and performance information, while sample testing can help you evaluate unfamiliar materials or techniques before using them on finished work.