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5 5 1 Terracotta Earthenware 10kg 5 3 4 5


A highly recommended red terracotta body, based on a blend of Etruria marls. Highly plastic for throwing, handling and casting. Fires to a medium red, becoming darker with increased temperature. Firing range 1060 - 1160ºC


16300002 2 Buff School Clay 10kg


Body based on highly refractory fire clays and grog additives, giving a high resistance to warping and cracking. A very plastic general purpose clay, excellent for throwing and modelling, fires to a light grey. Smooth texture. Firing range 1140 - 1260°C


16300000 6 £6.95 3 Low Iron White Stoneware 12.5kg


A body of selected low iron clays giving a light fired colour providing an ideal background for more decorative stoneware. The high content of ball clay with added fine washed sand gives an excellent smooth body ideal for throwing. Firing range 1240-1280ºC


16300001 £9.95


4 Grogged Terracotta Earthenware 10Kg


7 7 Brush On Glazes


(1020°C-1060°C). A self levelling formula that fires to a clean finish. Lead free. 500ml


16027958 Natural Clear Gloss 16026605 White 16037520 Cream 16037449 Maroon 16037461 Deep Pink 16027741 Candy Pink 16037519 Coral


16028821 Orange Tango 16025042 Sun Yellow


16037494 Transparent Green 16025053 Leaf Green 16037483 Blue Green 16037391 Turquoise Blue 16025008 Sky Blue


16037427 Light Blue Grey 16037405 Blue


16037380 Cobalt Blue 16037472 Lilac


16029587 Blackcurrant 16028832 Fur Brown 16037508 Dark Brown 16028533 Black


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A similar blend of Etruria marls to the Red Terracotta but with the addition of 15% of sand giving a smooth to coarse texture. Highly plastic for throwing, handling and casting. Fires to a medium red becoming darker with increased temperature. Firing range 1060 - 1160ºC


16300003 5 Course Crank/Raku 10Kg


This body has a high proportion of heavy grog (20/30) making it ideal for large scale work whilst retaining good throwing properties. Fires to a warm tan colour in reduction, cooler in oxidisation. Its low shrinkage and resistance to thermal shock make it ideal for raku. Firing range 1150- 1280°C


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6 Amaco Underglaze 59ml (2fl oz.) 16027563 White


16027562 Red 16027560 Yellow


16027565 Leaf Green 16027561 Teal Blue 16027564 Black


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