Mázak
Mázak are glaze coatings used on ceramic wares to color, decorate, and seal the surface. They form a vitreous layer when fired and are applied by brushing, dipping, pouring, or spraying. The term is used in Hungarian ceramic practice to describe the glossy or matte shells that finish pottery and porcelain.
A glaze recipe typically combines a glass-forming base (silica) with fluxes that promote melting at the firing
Application and firing depend on the clay body and desired effect. Glazes are often applied in multiple
Safety and history: historically, some glazes contained lead, which is now restricted or banned in many contexts;