Ozz Glaze - Rozzy-03 Datça High-Fire Glaze (R26079)

OZZ GLAZE Rozzy-03 Datça - Porcelain & High-Fire Glaze

OZZ GLAZE Rozzy-03 Datça is a high-fire artistic porcelain glaze that creates vibrant transitions of turquoise, cream, and sand beige tones. Thanks to its reactive character, turquoise tones may intensify in recessed and textured areas of the form, while lighter, creamier tones may appear on edges and raised areas. After firing, it produces a dynamic, crystalline surface that varies depending on application thickness and the clay body used.

Technical Data and Application

Color Combination Suggestions

You can combine the turquoise and sand beige transitions of OZZ GLAZE Rozzy-03 Datça glaze with the following colors:

Application Notes

• Mixing: The product should be stirred thoroughly before and during application to ensure an even distribution of color-producing components.
• Coat application: For brush applications, apply 2-3 even coats to the bisque-fired surface, allowing sufficient drying time between coats.
• Thickness effect: Cream and sand beige tones may become more prominent in thinner areas, while thicker areas may develop more intense turquoise tones and reactive variations.
• Reactive character: The intensity of color transitions and crystalline surface effects may vary depending on peak temperature, kiln atmosphere, hold time, and cooling schedule.
• Flow control: On vertical forms, the glaze may move downward during firing, so a safety margin should be left near the base.
• Kiln shelf protection: To protect against possible glaze runs, the piece should be fired on a protective tile or with a suitable kiln shelf separator.
• Cratering: Excessively thick application or unsuitable firing conditions may cause surface cratering. Coat thickness should be evaluated using test tiles.
• Dilution: For spray gun and dipping applications, water should be added in small amounts and the product should not be excessively diluted.
• Form effect: Glaze may accumulate in recessed and textured areas, creating more intense turquoise tones, while lighter, creamier transitions may appear on edges and raised areas.
• Clay body selection: Color intensity and surface appearance may vary on white, gray, dark, or speckled porcelain and high-fire ceramic bodies.
• Surface preparation: Dust and residue should be removed from the bisque-fired surface before application.
• Combination: Before using with other glazes, chemical compatibility, color transitions, and the degree of glaze flow should be tested on a test tile.
• Safety: Appropriate personal protective equipment should be used during application, and the working area should be adequately ventilated.
• Storage: Keep the product tightly closed at room temperature and away from direct sunlight.