112 Brown Clay (4-6)

Plastic clay for wheel and modeling. The addition of granular manganese gives a speckled surface. The ideal temperature for developing best color tone is cone 5. Good results may be expected in reduction or oxidation firing.

112 (4-6)

211 Hazelnut Brown (4-6)

A nice plastic clay for throwing and handbuilding.  At C/6 oxidation, its a warm brown color usually associated with reduction firing.  Reacts well with glazes.

211 (4-6)

239 Raku Clay (06-6)

An open clay body specially formulated to withstand the thermal shock of Raku firing. Contains sand.

239 Raku (06-6)

266 Dark Brown Clay (4-6)

Gives reduction-like dark brown color in electric kiln. Smooth and plastic. Good for all techniques.

266 (4-6)

240 White Clay (6)

A very smooth plastic throwing body.

240 (6)

365 English Porcelain (6)

Same as 257 but formulated to fire at a lower temperature.

365 (4-6)

420 Sculpture Body (2-6)

Our most heavily grogged body, formulated for sculpture and tile.  Sand color at Cone 6, off white at Cone 2. 

420 (4-6)