M133 Sample in Turmeric

The brown undertone really anchors the glaze—it fired a warm amber on my test tile with just enough depth to keep it from looking flat. I can see why they call it versatile, since the color reads completely different depending on the kiln temp.

Fired a test tile and the color shift from brown to yellow-orange kept me checking the kiln every few minutes — that earth oxide undertone is exactly what makes this glaze feel alive. It's unpredictable in the best way, so if you're after perfect uniformity, look elsewhere; but if you want depth tha

I was really curious how the earth oxides would play out in my kiln, and the brown undertone gave my vases a rich, warm depth that shifts beautifully in the light. The color variation from brown to yellow-orange on different pieces was exactly the unpredictable finish I was hoping for.