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Georgies Lowfire Clays (Cone 06-1) Georgies clays can be combined to reach quantity discounts More Clays: Midrange • Highfire • Dry • Paper • Slip Lowfire clays, also called earthenware clays, are rarely taken to higher temperatures than cone 04 (about 1940° F). These sample pictures show the clay colors after oxidation firing in an electric kiln. They're easy to work with, easy to fire, and offer the widest range of glaze color possibilities for decoration. To make your ware food safe - Lowfire clays must be glazed with food safe glazes and the glazes fired to their proper maturity.
The Cherry Creek line offers great reliability for both handbuilding and wheelthrowing. They make use of Red Art clay, offering rich red color when fired to cone 04 bisque. No-lead glazes such as Duncan IN1001 will fit and keep the rich red color of the clay.
Cherry Creek Red with Grog (CC546G) Cherry Creek Red with the 5% addition of 35-mesh grog for extra strength when working large. Please Note: Contains natural iron - spotting may occur!
Cherry Creek Red Sculptural (CC546SC) Cherry Creek Sculptural adds a 30% blend of aggregate materials for even more strength in sculptural work, allowing you to dream big. Contains natural iron - spotting may occur!
By permission, we mix Robert Piepenburg's Raku Clay formula. This clay utilizes kyanite as a grog and filler. Kyanite expands during the firing, knitting the clay together with a network of needle-like crystals, enabling you to throw and construct larger forms with fewer losses to thermal shock.
Our Raku Clay has an affinity for small to medium-sized wheelwork. Reduction gives a velvety black color, or white under clear glaze. *** ON SALE - DISCONTINUED ***
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Gauge Red is a component of this clay body and is not available until the end of this year or early 2025. We have stock right now, but be aware this might not last until the next shipment.
Willow Creek - No Talc (CC1043) Introducing our NEW Willow Creek CC1043 Talc-free lowfire light earthenware. A highly plastic and smooth clay body, great for hand building with attachments or wheel throwing. Not quite as bright as Wonder White, but still provides a light base for your glazes. Versatile clay that works fantastic with underglazes and fits well with a variety of lowfire commercial glazes. Good studio choice for utilitarian potters or K-12 schools.
A versatile, friendly, low-fire white earthenware. This clay has good plasticity making it great for either wheel throwing or hand building applications. Good glaze fit with standard low fire glazes from glaze manufacturers like Duncan, Mayco, and Amaco. Great for school projects, small sculptures, and fully glazed utilitarian ware. The best temperature range for this clay body is ^06-^04.
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