White Porcelain Glaze

White porcelain is not simply the absence of colour. The visual result comes from the interaction between a pale porcelain body, glaze chemistry, glaze thickness and firing.

Some white surfaces appear brilliant and glassy; others read as warmer, softer, milkier or slightly blue-white. These differences can be central to the character of the finished object.

Blue Fir therefore treats white glaze as a family of surfaces rather than one universal recipe.