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A popular all round mid fire clay with body strength, plasticity and capacity to join and turn. The texture is 80 mesh. Fires buff/warm brown depending on temperature and kiln type. The most common firing is in an electric kiln with a bisque to 1050℃ and glaze to mid fire temperatures up to 1220℃. This clay is manufactured in our Sydney warehouse using Australian clay and imported...
BULK ORDER of 10 or 25 bags of clay at 10kg per bag. The Bulk options are best for schools, studios and workshops as are the most economical price per bag for purchasing this clay. An all round mid fire clay with body strength, plasticity and capacity to join and turn making this clay best for for throwing mugs, plates and bowls. Fires buff/warm brown depending on temperature and kiln...
The best way to decide which clay you will like to use on a larger scale is to work with small quantities before you go bigger. Also, there are times when you only need a small amount! Snowhite, Red Ochre and Buff mid fire clays have been selected for this temperature range. Approximately 1 kg of each of these clays makes an ideal range of colours and textures for you to experiment with.
This clay is often selected for the production of bowls and mugs as part of the clay wall can be exposed and not fully covered with glaze to take advantage of the rich natural colour of this clay body. The natural colour of this clay takes the bright underglaze and glaze colours to a much more subtle colour result. The Red Ochre is a rich natural red/brown firing clay in Oxidation in the...
BULK ORDER of 10 or 25 bags of clay at 10kg per bag. The Bulk options are best for schools, studios and workshops as are the most economical price per bag for purchasing this clay. The natural colour of this clay takes the bright underglaze and glaze colours to a much more subtle colour result. The Red Ochre is a rich natural red/brown firing clay in Oxidation in the electric kiln. Texture is...
Extremely plastic super white firing clay perfect for coloured glaze application. Texture is fine at 100 mesh. The high plasticity of this clay makes this clay suitable for throwing and handforming. Bisque temperature Cone 05, 1050℃. and glaze temperature 1080-1220℃.Shrinkage rate Bisque 7%. Earthenware 7 %. Midfire 8%.
BULK ORDER of 10 or 25 bags of clay at 10kg per bag. The Bulk options are best for schools, studios and workshops as are the most economical price per bag for purchasing this clay. An extremely plastic, super white firing clay perfect for coloured glaze application. This clay is our most popular fine white, mid fire clay. The high plasticity of this clay makes this clay suitable for throwing...
A finewhite120#, mid-firing clay body for throwing and other forming techniques. At Cone 6 it is vitrified. This clay is recommended for tableware including mugs, bowls, plates and more.
Light Speckle is a 30 mesh light coloured speckled body maturing at Orton Cone 6.
Cool Ice Porcelainis atranslucent, white porcelain. Cool Ice is an extremely plastic clay. This is a mid fire porcelain.
Mahogany is a dark colour mid fire clay in oxidation.
Aversatilecreamtobuff,120#,earthenware/ midfire clay.
Yellow Iron Speckle Stoneware. Light brown in oxidation, dark brown in reduction.
This clay fires a dark brown stoneware clay.
A Black paper clay. It contains black stain and is appropriate for domestic ware. Fire to Cone 6 maximum. Requires glazes free of Zinc Oxide.
A dark mid fire clay.
A white clay that can be used for throwing and handforming techniques. Recommended firing temperature Cone 6. Thin pieces will be translucent. In reduction it is a cool white colour.
Midfire 33 has a light buff colour with iron fleck when fired.
Keane's Mid Fire No 6 is a smooth white plastic body suitable for domestic ware and medium size hand building.
Keane's Mid Fire No 6 Speckle is a smooth white plastic body with speckle suitable for domestic ware and medium size hand building.
A smooth fine plastic clay. Slightly darker than Keanes Mid 33. Fire to Cone 6.
An iron based mid fire clay.