Professional Glazing and Kiln Firing Services

At our studio in Kodathi Gate, we treat the kiln as the heart of the creative process. It is where months of intentional work face the ultimate test. We primarily manage two stages: the initial bisque fire, which hardens raw clay, and the high-temperature glaze fire, which transforms your piece into a finished ceramic.

Why 1250°C matters: This temperature is the gold standard for stoneware. It ensures the clay body is fully vitrified—meaning it becomes dense, durable, and waterproof. Beginners often struggle with glaze consistency—applying it too thick causes runny drips, while applying it too thin results in dull, uneven patches. We provide the technical guidance to help you understand how your glaze will react at this heat, taking the guesswork out of the process.

Best practices for your pieces: If you are preparing work for the kiln, always remember to leave a clean, unglazed foot on the bottom of your pot. If glaze touches the bottom, it will melt and fuse to the kiln shelf during firing, which can damage both your piece and our equipment. We take the safety of the kiln and your art seriously, which is why we inspect every piece before loading. If you are experimenting with new glaze recipes or struggling with surface textures, bring your work by. We can sit down, look at your techniques, and figure out how to get the finish you are looking for.