Clay

Sculpture Mix is a very plastic body using a high percentage of super duty refractory 20 mesh grog, giving this body a rugged strength from start to finish. Sculpture Mix is excellent for slab construction and recommended for sculpting where small or large pieces are required which will not slump. Sculpture Mix can be thrown on a wheel for those requiring that extra toothy clay. Highly recommended for raku firing. ...

A heavily grogged, off-white clay body designed specifically for the extreme demands of sculptural work. It is also a good throwing body because it is plastic and does not have very large grog. Due to its strength, it is also excellent for Raku and other special firing methods.

Buff Red Body � Quite Smooth. Great Throwing Clay.

The Sedona Red Clay is a rich red color before and after firing. It has excellent plasticity for all methods of clay modeling: slab, coil, pinching, and even wheelthrowing. Does not slump or warp at low temperatures like other red clays. The firing range can extend up to Cone 02. AP (Approved Product) seal in moist form CL (Caution Label) seal for safety in dry form Bisque is red at Cone 06 and a rich red brown at Cone 02 AMACO� glazes maturing at Cone 05 can be used with this clay. Colored...

SMOOTH SCULPTURE CLAY, is a high fire sculpture clay blended to be smooth, yet strong. Fires off white. It sticks well to itself for fine detail sculpting, with extra fine grog. The addition of 200 mesh Mullite & Kyanite create the perfect SMOOTH clay for sculpting, with lower shrinkage, and greater warp/crack resistance. Smooth Sculpture also throws well!

This clay is the same formula as Soldate-30, but contains finer 60 mesh sand. The texture is medium coarse.

Smooth, off white clay. Excellent for functional ware.

Clay body specifically formulated by request from Midwest and Eastern U.S. potters. Low in sand and grog content, special buff is smooth textured. An excellent throwing body. The color palette is perhaps best described as 'desert' or 'Southwest'. Fired in oxidation, Special Buff falls into the tan/brown color range.

Clay body specifically formulated by request from Midwest and Eastern U.S. potters. Low in sand and grog content, speckled buff is smooth textured. An excellent throwing body. The color palette is perhaps best described as 'desert' or 'Southwest'. Fired in oxidation, Speckled Buff falls into the tan/brown color range.

Stoneware #5 fires to a medium buff in oxidation and a toasted tan in reduction. Stoneware #5 contains a fine silica sand formulated to produce an especially good wheel clay and rugged vitreous stoneware pottery. Recommended for dinnerware. A favorite of many professional studio potters.

Stoneware 1-C fires to a sandstone color in oxidation and a brown in reduction. Stoneware 1-C contains a fine silica sand to make an excellent smooth textured wheel clay which will produce vitreous stoneware pottery within the temperature range of an electric kiln. Stoneware 1C will give the appearance of a cone 10 reduction clay body when fired to cone 5 in oxidation.

Versatile body. At Cone 06 it has a pleasing earthen color (not pink) with about 9% absorption, making it an ideal general purpose school clay with light grog and sand. At Cone 2 it is a true classic Terracotta color and about 5% absorption.