Mid Fire

50/50 Mix fires to a natural reddish tan color in oxidation and a medium red brown under reduction. 50/50 mix combines the clay's of Quarry Tile and Sculpture Mix plus a 80 mesh grog resulting in a smooth creamy plastic texture. An excellent wheel clay.

A medium smooth white stoneware. This is a cone 5 variation of our popular Hopkin’s White Stoneware.

A pliable clay with smooth grog and color from manganese and iron. Fires almost black when reduced and dark brown/black in oxidation.

B-Mix 5 offers the same characteristics enjoyed by our Cone 10 B-Mix. Its smooth, porcelain texture is a pleasure to throw and form, and it fires to a cream color in oxidation.

A very fine grog makes for a more forgiving body with a slight texture and minimal speckling.

A medium coarse clay body. Fires a warm buff in oxidation and a beautiful medium brown in reduction.

This is a good, general purpose clay that works well for all forming methods. Specks generally bleed into glazes. 60 mesh sand gives a medium texture. Fire at Cone 5, the oxidation color is gray/buff and the reduction color is gray/brown.

The Coarsest – The Finest. This is the ultimate sculpture body for cone 5. Rich rust brown in oxidation.

This Cone 5 white stoneware body is excellent for medium pieces as well as dinnerware. The addition of fine sand gives a great deal of strength to this plastic body. Fires off-white in oxidation and gray in reduction.

This clay was designed specifically to achieve a rich brown color when fired in an electric kiln. It has good strength for both wheel throwing and handbuilding. Contains 60 mesh sand so the texture is slightly coarse. We do not recommend that Electric Brown be fired in reduction.

An exceptionally white and translucent throwing porcelain for Cone 5-6.