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 A. Stoneware - Black Ash A mottled and textured glaze, good for many varieties of evergreens and deciduous trees. Enlarge |
 B. Stoneware - Green Ash A rustic and textured glaze with subtle variations overall. Enlarge |
 C. Matte - Blue/Green A subtle glaze that compliments many deciduous and flowering varieties. Enlarge |
 D. No name glaze A mottled medley of blue, green, cream and brown (will vary). Enlarge |
 E. Stoneware - Plain Unglazed A burnt sandy finish with a rich iron rub. Enlarge |
 F. Stoneware - Dark Unglazed The same clay body as "E" mixed with special black stains. Enlarge |
 G. Stone Yellow Enlarge |
 H. Smoky Tan Glaze A mix of cream, brown and sometimes blue.(will vary). Enlarge |
 I. Stoney - Tan Glaze A mixture of tan, cream and sometimes blue.(varies). Enlarge |
 J. Stoney - Tan Glaze Shown here on black clay. Enlarge |
 K. Soft Teal Glaze A soft teal (varies) Enlarge |
 L. Olive Rust A Mixture of Olive and Rust (varies) Enlarge |
 M. Orange Rust An Orange Rust Glaze (varies) Enlarge |
