A person or tool that applies glaze to pottery, tiles, or other surfaces to create a smooth, shiny, waterproof coating.
From glaze (verb, to coat with glaze, from Old Norse origin) + -er (one who does). The -er suffix creates agent nouns from verbs.
A skilled glazer in medieval times was like a chemist mixing secret recipes—each pottery studio guarded its glaze formula because it determined if your bowls would hold water or crumble.
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