Cherry Blossom comes out a pale pink on B-Mix at cone 5, but loses color when fired to cone 6 or higher. You can use Weeping Plum at higher temperatures for a pink (it may fade a little but will be more pink at cone 7) or fire lower.

The reddish glaze is C-40 Aqua and it doesn't matter if the glaze is applied to the inside or outside of the piece first, it's up to you :)

Absolutely! Velvet Underglazes are designed to go under a glaze so they can definitely able to go under the celadons and since the Celadons are transparent your Underglaze designs should appear underneath. We recommend doing a test tile to ensure the results you want :)

If you water down the glaze, you are at risk of losing the color and having to apply more coats. To ensure the glaze is getting into all the crevices of the carving we recommend brushing the glaze directly into the carving with either a brush or a sponge then allow it to dry prior to applying other coats.

You can find our High Fire glazes here: www.amaco.com/t/glazes-and-underglazes/high-fire/high-fire

All of our celadon chips are fired to cone 5 and then all of our layering combinations featuring celadons are fired to cone 6. Celadons can be fired to cone 6 by themselves it's just your preference on the color so we recommend doing a test tile first to ensure the color is what you are looking for :)