January’s glaze of the month has a lovely satin surface but with a hard enough finish to be food safe. This makes it an excellent liner for dinnerware. 
Aptly named, the color is reminiscent of the fur of its namesake, with a subtle variation of shades from honey to chestnut brown. Spectrum’s Low-Stone line of glazes originally consisted of 24 colors. They were so popular that more colors were added, and the line continues to be a favorite among low-fire ceramicists. 
Camel was in the original grouping and was extremely popular as a layering glaze. When Richard Arnfield, owner of Spectrum Glazes visited us in Lawrence for our 30th Anniversary, he gave a workshop on layering, and this glaze was used as an example:
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909 Camel with O54 Dusty Rose over (pot created by Marsi Mi)
909 Camel with O54 Dusty Rose over (pot created by Marsi Mi)
909 Camel with O54 Dusty Rose over (pot created by Marsi Mi)
909 Camel with a variety of other glazes over
909 Camel with a variety of other glazes over
AMACO Chalks over Spectrum Camel
909 Camel with a variety of other glazes over
Tarnished Silver over Camel
909 Camel over Flint Hills Earthenware White, Earthenware Red & Standard Mocha
