High Fire Clay | Pottery & Ceramic Clay

Shop High Fire Clay at GlazeQueen and compare clay options for pottery, ceramics and studio work. When selecting a body, consider firing range, color, texture, plasticity, absorption and the forming method you plan to use. Check the manufacturer’s technical information for the specific clay body and recommended firing range.

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Soldate-60
WC-843

Availability: In Stock

Laguna Item #: WC-843 -

Soldate-60 is a pottery clay from Laguna intended for ceramic forming and studio work. Its handling and fired results depend on the clay body, forming method, drying, firing schedule, and kiln conditions.

Sonora White
AA-SENO

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Aardvark Item #: AA-SENO -

Sonora White is a pottery clay from Aardvark intended for ceramic forming and studio work. Its handling and fired results depend on the clay body, forming method, drying, firing schedule, and kiln conditions.

Stoneware #5
IM-5

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IMCO Item #: IM-5 -

Stoneware #5 is a pottery clay from IMCO intended for ceramic forming and studio work. Its handling and fired results depend on the clay body, forming method, drying, firing schedule, and kiln conditions.

Windsor
WC-879

Availability: In Stock

Laguna Item #: WC-879 -

Windsor is a pottery clay from Laguna intended for ceramic forming and studio work. Its handling and fired results depend on the clay body, forming method, drying, firing schedule, and kiln conditions. Recommended firing range: Cone 10.

WSO
WC-389

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Laguna Item #: WC-389 -

WSO is a pottery clay from Laguna intended for ceramic forming and studio work. Its handling and fired results depend on the clay body, forming method, drying, firing schedule, and kiln conditions. Recommended firing range: Cone 10.

Xiem Clay Bag Ties Green (2) Reusable air-dry clay

Clay Bag Ties Green (2) Reusable
X10076

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Xiem Item #: X10076 -

Clay Bag Ties Green (2) Reusable is a pottery clay from Xiem intended for ceramic forming and studio work. Its handling and fired results depend on the clay body, forming method, drying, firing schedule, and kiln conditions.

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For high fire clay, the best choice depends on how you plan to form, dry, fire and finish your work. Compare the manufacturer's firing range and technical specifications, then test the body with your intended glaze or surface treatment before a larger project. Factors such as clay body, wall thickness, drying conditions and firing schedule can all affect the finished result.