Coyote

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Colour

MBG074 Alabaster Coyote
MBG075 Baby Blue Satin Coyote
MBG076 Cerulean Satin Coyote
MBG077 Charcoal Satin Coyote
MBG078 Cherry Satin – Coyote
MBG079 Coral – Coyote
MBG080 Forest Satin – Coyote
MBG081 Hazelnut Satin – Coyote
MBG082 Lapis Satin – Coyote
MBG083 Lemon Cream Satin – Coyote
MBG084 Orchid Satin – Coyote
MBG085 Seafoam Satin – Coyote
MBG086 Butterscotch Shino – Coyote
MBG087 Cedar Shino – Coyote
MBG088 Goldenrod – Coyote
MBG089 Leopard – Coyote
MBG090 Mocha Shino – Coyote
MBG092 Plum Shino – Coyote
MBG093 Pistacho Shino – Coyote
MBG094 Sandstone Shino – Coyote
MBG096 Steel Gray Shino – Coyote
MBG097 Sunrise Shino – Coyote
MBG098 Dusty Rose – Coyote
MBG099 Sedona Sunset – Coyote
MBG100 Peach Blush – Coyote
MBG101 Stormy Seas – Coyote
MBG102 Aqua – Coyote
MBG103 Key Lime – Coyote
MBG104 Peacock Green – Coyote
MBG105 Root Beer – Coyote

Developed by experienced potter Martin Butt, Coyote glazes are currently the best commercially produced finishes
available to ceramic artists working on cone6.
Founded as a pottery school in 1996, Coyote originally sold glazes primarily to former students who lacked the time or material space to make their own glazes. Since then, Coyote Clay and Color has become one of the most well-known glazes in the world.
The best-known manufacturers ofcone6 glazes.

All Coyote glazes are designed to be used directly from the pot.

Each batch of Coyote glaze is test-fired before it
sold, ensuring that each color meets our rigorous standards.
New glazes are still tested by students from the original school before they are released, so even the newest Coyote colors have hundreds of hours of testing behind them before they hit the market!

Coyote glazes can be brushed (we recommend three coats, alternating the direction of your strokes with each coat).