Ceramic & Pottery Glazes: Compare Listings & Prices
Catalog refreshed October 18, 2026
Content revised October 28, 2026
Browse 20 listings for Ceramic & Pottery Glazes, including options from Cedar and Moss and Heath Ceramics. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 20 displayed listings with prices are listed from $3.00 to $60.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
The collection includes basic colors like black, white and blue, as well as specialty samples in reds, greens and metallic tones.
Glazes are offered in small sample jars, often in sets, and are formulated for different firing temperatures. Many are labeled as “sample” indicating they’re meant for testing before a full-batch application.
When choosing a glaze, verify it matches the clay body you’re using, check the recommended firing range, and consider whether you want a glossy or matte finish. Testing a small area first helps ensure the color turns out as expected.

Gloss Crackle Glaze Ceramic
Cedar and Moss
$5.00

Gloss Black Glaze Ceramic
Cedar and Moss
$5.00

Eclipse Black Glaze Ceramic
Cedar and Moss
$5.00

Ceramic Finishes Sample Set
Cedar and Moss
$60.00

LG15 Sample in Lava Red-Iron Grey
Heath Ceramics
$3.00

Gloss White Glaze Ceramic
Cedar and Moss
$5.00

G125 Sample in Meteorite
Heath Ceramics
$3.00

G133 Sample in Haze
Heath Ceramics
$3.00

G129 Sample in Reef
Heath Ceramics
$3.00

M133 Sample in Turmeric
Heath Ceramics
$3.00

G122 Sample in Serpentine
Heath Ceramics
$3.00

G132 Sample in Lily
Heath Ceramics
$3.00

G116 Sample in Geyser Green
Heath Ceramics
$3.00

M146 Sample in Sagebrush
Heath Ceramics
$3.00

G127 Sample in Nightfall
Heath Ceramics
$3.00

Cobalt Blue Glaze Ceramic
Cedar and Moss
$5.00

M139 Sample in Ultramarine
Heath Ceramics
$3.00

LG8 Sample in Manzanita
Heath Ceramics
$3.00

G130 Sample in Antique Green
Heath Ceramics
$3.00

Gloss Coral Rose Ceramic
Cedar and Moss
$5.00
Questions
Do I need a glaze sample before buying a full size?
Testing a sample helps you see the final color and finish after firing.
Can I mix different glaze colors?
Yes, most glazes can be blended, but follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for ratios.
What firing temperature is required for these glazes?
Each glaze lists a recommended temperature range; most are suitable for mid-range stoneware firings.