1/2 Gallon

Smooth bright white low-fire body. Very plastic with excellent machanical working properties. Recomended firing range is cone 07-03. This is the best throwing white earthenware we have ever found.

White-firing clay, for use at cone 06-04. A smooth, plastic low fire body, for thrown or handbuilt work.

A white firing, cone 06-04 clay, with added grog. Especially suitable for handbuilding and sculptural applications.

A low fire, red terra cotta clay. At cone 06 this clay gives a light orange color, and at cone 2 will be dark red brown. This is a smooth, plastic red clay, ideal for wheel work.

This clay is identical to MC 107, with the addition of grog and sand. Great red clay for handbuilding or for potters who like a little "bite" to their terra cotta clay. This clay may be fired from cone 06 to cone 2.

Gumbo clay is the result of purging our mixer between batches of different clay. A guaranteed surprise in every bag, with some of this and some of that. Suitable for cone 04 firing.

Excellent blend of stoneware and fireclays with an addition of a 12% medium to fine kyanite blend plus 10% 90-mesh sand giving this clay exceptional thermal shock resistance.

One of the best clay bodies we've ever developed. No brag, just fact. A wonderful blend of stoneware and fireclays that produce a raku clay that is a joy to throw.

Smooth white stoneware, guaranteed to brighten up your mid-range glazes. Very plastic with good working properties. We have received reports that this is an excellent clay for mid-range salt/soda firing. Fires to cone 4-6.

This is a relatively smooth, stoneware type clay, which may be fired at cone 4-6. When fired this clay is light brown with darker speckles. Good clay for throwing or sculpture.

Beautiful red-brown stoneware with 15% 40-60 mesh sand. Great color and a good choice for wheelwork or handbuilding. Fires to cone 4-6.

A beautiful light brown stoneware with a bit of grog and dark specks.

A reddish, mid-range clay. This clay fires to a light orange-brown hue, and may be fired from cone 4 to cone 6. This clay has 3% grog but is quite smooth, making it great for wheel throwing or sculpting.

Beautiful midrange domestic porcelain, with great working properties. Nice creamy white ground to brighten up your glazes. Fires to cone 4 - 6.

Mid-range stoneware with a warm wheat color in oxidation. Smooth clay, good for throwing or handbuilding. Fires at cone 4-6.

Chcolate brown at cone 6 oxidation. Oxidation fire only.

A light brown stoneware with grog. Excellent handbuilding and sculpting clay but not too groggy to throw with. Warm light brown like coffee milk.

Great terracota red color at cone 6. Very good throwing body.

A dirty procelain fromulated to flash in atmosphere kilns. Fires from cone 10 to 14.

Super sculpture body that fires to cone 6-10. 30% medium and fine grog.

Beautiful dark brown stoneware. Chocolate brown in reduction. Fires cone 6 to 10. Nice orange-brown at cone 6 oxidation.

One of our most versatile clays. Buff stoneware formulated for the classroom but great for any application. Fires cone 6 - 10.

Stoneware clay as it was meant to be. Buffstone fires to cone 6-10, and gives a light gray color. Very plastic with a bit of tooth, this is the ideal stoneware.

White stoneware, very smooth. Great for throwing. Excellent woodfire clay - no grog. Fires to cone 6-12.

This is stoneware clay with a warm, dark color. Very plastic clay with 6% 35 mesh kyanite. It is appropriate for all uses and fires from cone 6 to 10.

White, creamy stoneware clay. A joy for throwing or hand building, this white clay will bring your glazes to life. Lovestone is suitable for firing from 6 to cone 12. Great for reduction, oxidation, salt, soda, and wood firing. Choose Lovestone for all your sonteware needs and fall in love again.

JFFC is a very smooth, plastic, forgiving stoneware. It is a warm brown color. A great stoneware body. Very nice when woodfired. Smooth- no grog. That's why it's "Jamie's Favorite Favorite Clay".

A plastic clay for wheel and modeling. The addition of granular manganese gives a speckled surface. Best fired to cone five.

Hardens without firing. Not water tight. Smooth gray clay.

All of the beauty and mystique of a grolleg porcelain, formulated for use at cone 5-6. This clay is bright, white and translucent at cone 6.

All you've ever wanted and more. This grolleg porcelain clay body is white, bright and translucent when fired to cone 9-12. Clay of the absolute highest quality.

These tiles are made of a low-fire white clay, bisqued and ready to glaze to c/06-04. (Requires special packaging for shipping)

These tiles are made of a low-fire white clay, bisqued and ready to glaze to c/06-04. (Requires special packaging for shipping)

2 Gallon Box