Seramiksir Gogh 175 Gr SP 1478
Seramiksir Gogh 175 Gr SP 1478

SP 1478 Gogh - Artistic High-Fire Glaze

SP 1478 Gogh is an artistic high-fire glaze that combines ice blue and grey tones with reactive yellow-brown speckles. Depending on application thickness and firing temperature, it can produce results ranging from matte surfaces reminiscent of natural stone to deep, glossy midnight blue tones. The granular texture and color transitions that develop across the surface give forms a dynamic and layered appearance.

Not Food Safe: Since this glaze does not provide acid resistance, it is not recommended for plates, bowls, mugs, or other functional surfaces that may come into contact with acidic foods such as lemon and vinegar. It should be used for decorative and artistic pieces.
Flow Warning: This glaze may become fluid when fired between 1220°C and 1250°C and when applied in thick layers. On vertical forms, a sufficient unglazed safety margin should be left near the base, and the kiln shelf should be protected with a catch plate.

Technical Data and Application

Thermal Properties

  • Firing Temperature: 1200°C - 1250°C
  • Temperature Range: High-Fire
  • Firing Type: Artistic High-Fire

Product Information

  • Finish: Matte to glossy transitions
  • Transparency: Opaque
  • Color: Yellow-brown speckles over an ice blue and grey base
  • Texture: Tactile granular surface

Application Information

  • Brush Application: 1-3 coats
  • Method: Brush, dipping, or spray gun
  • Dilution: Controlled addition of 5-30% water for dipping and spray gun applications
  • Visual Sample: Applied over white porcelain

Color Pairing Suggestions

The blue, grey, and reactive speckled character of SP 1478 Gogh can be paired with the following tones:

Pure White
Sun Yellow
Midnight Blue
Dark Brown
Matte Black

Application Notes

  • Thin application: At lower firing temperatures and with thinner coats, a soft matte surface dominated by ice blue and grey tones may develop, creating an appearance reminiscent of natural stone.
  • Speckle development: Reactive yellow and brown speckles may become more pronounced in thin to medium-thickness areas.
  • Thick application: In areas where the glaze pools, the color may deepen and develop into glossy, rich blue tones.
  • High-temperature effect: As the firing temperature approaches 1250°C, surface gloss may increase and matte, microcrystal-like particles may develop within the glaze.
  • Flow control: The risk of glaze flow increases with thicker applications and higher firing temperatures. A sufficient unglazed area should be left near the base of the piece.
  • Crazing risk: Glaze crazing may develop depending on the clay body, glaze thickness, and cooling conditions.
  • Consistency adjustment: For dipping or spray gun applications, water should be added gradually and in a controlled manner to avoid over-diluting the product.
  • Clay body selection: The color of the high-fire or porcelain clay body may affect the appearance of the blue-grey base and reactive speckles.
  • Care: Hand washing is recommended to preserve the matte-to-glossy surface transitions.
  • Safety: Appropriate personal protective equipment should be used during application, and the working area should be adequately ventilated.
  • Storage: Keep the container closed and store away from direct sunlight. If settling or thickening occurs, mix thoroughly before application and strain if necessary.
Important Recommendation: The degree of matte and glossy finish, speckle density, color depth, and flow may vary depending on application thickness, clay body, kiln firing schedule, loading arrangement, and cooling rate. Preparing vertical and horizontal test tiles with different application thicknesses is recommended before the main application.
Brand
Seramiksır
Transparency
Opaque Matte
Food Safety
Not Suitable
Effect
Artistic Colors
Substrate Compatibility
Porcelain
Using Type
Dipping Brush Airbrush
Physical Condition
Liquid
Packaging
118 ml.
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