Underglaze Set

I used this underglaze set to paint the wildflowers on my latest bowl, and I’m so happy with how the colors turned out. Every shade stayed true after firing…bright but still soft, which worked perfectly for the pansies, forget-me-nots, coneflowers, and even the little bumblebee. I applied two coats for each flower and didn’t have any issues at all! no bleeding, no flaking, no unexpected color shifts. They layer really nicely too if you want to add a little depth or highlight to your designs. I used two coats on white stoneware, covered everything with a clear gloss glaze, and fired to cone 6. The detail stayed crisp and clean. (I’ve also used them on a few other pieces but can’t share photos since they’re gifts) Definitely a set I’ll reach for again.

Great value for your money. They are quality colors, easy and application and consistency.

color variation is great, but they dry out really fast

I can't say enough good things about this underglaze. I run my own teaching studio, and I recommend this brand to anyone looking to get into underglaze — it's also what I use in my own studio. It fires bright whether applied to bisque, greenware, or leather-hard. A good 3 coats are required, but it's one of the best underglazes I've ever worked with, and for the price, it's an excellent deal.

Truly teeny tiny paint pots with individual colors. I was super disappointed at how thin and poorly saturated the material is. There isn’t any decent intensity. If you think, “ oh but I’m just going to use it for this one project and I don’t need a lot.” Know that you are going to have to cut all those pots apart, wrestle them open and then hope they don’t tip while you sit with them open while you use them

I love the colors Pasler includes in this set. Great quality every time! Underglaze is so smooth to apply.

Fairly decent colors, but they are in such teensy containers they barely go far enough to use on one ceramic creation. I would not waste your money on this unless you have very small things to paint.

I read that the pots of underglaze were tiny. While they are tightly closed and take effort to open, I found you only need a very little bit. If you are using as watercolor, there is more there than one might expect. I can try out all of the colors and mix for shading. It was the perfect choice for me.

I wasn’t sure what to expect as the reviews were mixed. But I’m very happy with this product. As with all glazes there are different consistencies but all useable. I’m quite new to pottery and this was my first go at underglazes. I’ve tried them on a few pieces now and they have come out wonderfully. I did put two coats of zinc free clear on top. In the photo of the little cottage you can see there’s too much clear glaze in the heart so it looks a little odd close up. I did find the texture of the red with the glaze over the top strange but not sure if that was too much glaze. The coverage of the white isn’t that good so I used 3 coats. I use a community kiln which I’m told fires to cone 6.

Bought this 24 colour underglaze and have found it was dry and not good quality. At $63.00 dollars it's not worth it. Very disappointed with the product

Bought to test out colours before ordering bigger bottles. The amount you get is SMALL and wouldn't cover more than 10cm x 10cm with two good coats. Would advise to pay attention to firing temperatures too. Fine for small projects. Will try to update with photos once pieces are fired.

Great colours. Unfortunately more than half of the pots were dried out. I bought because I’d used the larger version of a friends to try and they weren’t the same texture. It was a pain to thin in the tiny pot and I wasted a lot of time and underglaze correcting it. A shame!

Defective. Two of the rows were the same colour