Description The tried and true BMX: a classic creamy white mid-fire stoneware. With a tested and reliable firing range between cone 5 and cone 7. If you are searching for...
Description Coming in toasty and speckled, we have one of our best selling mid-fire stoneware clays: Speckled Buff! With speckling that shows through glazes, this clay does all the work...
Description Speckled Brown Trout has a toasty medium brown color with varying speckles throughout. Looking lovely both glazed or unglazed, this clay is truly a pleasure to work with in...
Description Dover is the whitest of our stoneware clay bodies and fires as a mid to high-fire clay body, ranging from Cone 6 to 10. With a buttery-smooth consistency, this...
Description Our Flagstone clay will steal your heart upon first glance! As our most popular dark mid-fire clay, Flagstone is a blend of two high-iron content clays, ball clays and...
Description Same great mid-fire BMX, except this time with a hint of grog! Added for extra strength when handbuilding or attaching handles to mugs, this clay keeps the same mid-fire...
Description CT3 is a low-fire, white earthenware that is a perfect clay choice for beginners and experts alike. Our CT3 is like a white winter snow in the mountains; cool...
Description Like the name describes, Chestnut fires a rich, warm, nutty brown color. We use the cleanest firing red stoneware clay as the base of this clay body along with...
Description The perfect medium-warm brown stoneware, Kodiak, is our recommended dark clay for functional ware. As a smooth highly plastic mid-range clay, Kodiak achieves excellent wheel work properties without the...
Description Ash is cool, calm and collected as it fires to a beautiful off white color. This mid-fire white stoneware is similar to our BMX but with a cooler undertone....
The Orange Absorbent pop-up sponge is the perfect throwing sponge. More absorbent than the White Finishing and the Blue Workhorse, it is the sponge Michael uses for throwing. Natural sponges...
#1 POTTERY PLASTER is highly uniform, noted for outstanding performance and long life. The standard of the industry - this is the best material available for sanitary ware and dinnerware...
Description The classic, creamy, white, mid-fire stoneware you love, only this time with a scatter of speckles. Our BMX Speck has been an 'if you know, you know' clay body...
About ChoCoLate Clay is a rich, cone 5-6, dark Hershey brown stoneware that approaches an almost black hue once fired. This smooth clay offers a texture similar to porcelain but...
Description Our Aspen porcelain is as fresh and white as the Colorado snow. This mid-fire porcelain clay body is achieved by blending high quality grollegs and kaolins to form a...
Description Zam Super Bod is an exclusive blend of ceramic raw materials and premier-quality small, medium, and coarse clays. The result is a clay body with superior handling qualities, that...
Posts are the supports that hold the shelve up. Generally you want to use 3 posts for each full shelf you are supporting. Half shelves can share 2 posts on...
These bats offer greater rigidity then our tempered hardboard bats but with similar absorbency. Our versatile Medex bats are an excellent choice for all kinds of studio environments. Our Medex...
325 Mesh White Flour - a fine particle-sized silica powder added to clay body and glaze formulas to promote glass formation with ceramics oxides in the glaze.
Posts are the supports that hold the shelve up. Generally you want to use 3 posts for each full shelf you are supporting. Half shelves can share 2 posts on...
Description Biz Bod is a popular clay body that is perfect for functional pottery as it handles easily and takes a wide range of glazes. With great plasticity, Biz Bod...
Description With an exceptional firing range, Dover Sand's reputation speaks for itself. Just like the traditional smooth Dover, this clay body fires between a cone 6 and 10. Vitrifying at...
50 cones/box. Large Pyrometric Cones allow users a practical method to monitor the heatwork (the effect of temperature and time at temperature) inside their kiln. Today they are used by...
Description The Red clay that has everyone's attention... Red Rock Red will remind you of the traditional “terra cotta” red clay you are used to seeing in flowerpots and planters....
Ironstone cone 6 is a newly-improved, black clay with a high iron content, which makes it magnetically reactive and visually striking. Fired to cone 6, it features a medium texture...
The Chrysanthos Underglaze Pencil is perfect for decoration or marking on ceramic ware. Designed for use on bisque, it can be fired at a range from Cone 6 to Cone...
Wax Resist. Use for controlling glaze coverage. Apply to bisque-ware wherever glaze is not desired. Any glaze that does stick to the resist can be removed with a damp sponge. Keep hands clean...
They’re easy to care for, extremely versatile, and a great choice for schools and art centers where pots are often left on bats for long periods of time. Our Plastic...
Ferro Frits! A popular material used for glaze making.
This is currently out of stock and is availble for pre-order. It is expected to be back in stok mid December
Calling all hand-builders and sculptors alike! We have formulated a low to mid-fire sculpture body for demanding artists and craftsmen. Quarry is a coarse, oatmeal colored firing clay for modeling,...
Honey Flux is a creamy color that increases flow when layered over glazes. Opaque honey and cream at Cone 5 that shifts to a beautiful fluid white with honey flecks...
1 1/8" (2.86 CM) Tall. Small cones are commonly used in the kiln sitter. The tapered shape allows some flexibility to adjust the shut-off temperature by placing the thinner or...
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Calcium Carbonate (Whiting) (CaC03) – Marble White 325 Mesh by Specialty Minerals, Inc.
Source of calcium, whiting acts as a high temperature flux in glazes and increases glaze hardness.
