Clay

A white-burning, refractory, smooth-textured body which throws and handles well. A very good domestic ware body of excellent colour and performance .

Very white. Resistant to warping, cracking and thermal shock. Suited to salt-glazing and reduction firing. Excellent base for colour decoration. Carefully blended with molochite enables it to throw large or wide pieces .

P1331 Is suitable for: Throwing, coiling, hand building, modelling, casting and machine making. It has a firing range of 1020 - 1160°C, and a fired colour of Medium / Red

An inexpensive fireclay based body which throws very well , turns easily and is plastic , strong and reliable .

1120 clay to which 10% sand has been added. Ideally suited to larger thrown forms, this clay is also suitable for slabbing, coiling and all hand-making methods. Excellent general purpose clay for school use.

An extremely popular general purpose clay based on a blend of Etruria Marls.

Suitable for: Throwing, machine making, casting, coiling, modelling and hand building., and a fired colour of Dark Buff Grey / Speckled.

Contains finely chopped fibres of flax and Cellulose added to the clay recipe produces a very forgiving clay body. Gives the clay strength and flexibility while remaining lightweight.

Ball clay based white firing smooth earthenware , well suited to thrown ware . Good green strength and wide firing range .

White firing , this blend of ball clays and china clay with molochite grogs is the ideal choice for high quality raku pieces . Its low shrinkage and excellent warp resistance make it an outstanding sculptural body .

The KGM body has a wide firing range and can also be used at earthenware temperatures 1080°C - 1120°C. Its’ warm cream colour makes it ideal for decorating or coloured glazes. It can also be fired as stoneware 1220°C - 1280°C in both oxidised and reducti

this body is unlike any other on the market providing an unusual intense black colour when fired in an oxidising atmosphere. In a reducing atmosphere a metallic finish with shades of blue are obtained.

Containing a fine 0-0.2mm grog this body has been f