BLICK Ceramics and Sculpture

This is an excellent talc-free clay with a wide firing range of cone 06 to 02 (1855 to 2052°F). This clay is perfect for wheel-throwing or hand-building techniques, and retains its red color after firing.

With a moist, homogenous formula, Blick Stoneware Clay is excellent for wheel-throwing and comes ready-to-use. Its smooth, plastic consistency makes it ideal for throwing as well as modeling, coiling, and slab building. Bisque fire to Cone 04 (1971°F, 1077°C). The firing range is Cone 5–10 (2205°F–2381°F).

Blick White Talc-Free Clay is a low-fire, moist clay that’s gray-white in its raw state and white when fired. Suitable for hand-building, modeling, and throwing, it's plasticity makes even large pieces easier to throw. Bisque fire to Cone 04 (1971°F, 1077°C). The recommended glaze firing is Cone 05 (1911°F).

Blick Essentials Gloss Glazes come in a variety of bright, true colors that can be intermixed to create an infinite palette of colors. Non-toxic, non-hazardous, and food safe, they dry quickly, great for classroom settings. ACMI-certified.

Blick's Glaze Detail Brush Set will help you capture those final details that make your project come to life. This set of seven brushes is perfect for glazing.

Smooth formica laminated to a composition board, 3/4" thick. Rubber feet prevent slipping and marring table tops. Factory-direct prices to give you the best value possible!

Blick Armature and Sculpture Wire is a soft and flexible aluminum wire that can be used by artists of all ages as a underlying structure for sculptures, wall decorations, and more.

This solid copper wire is soft and bendable, with a bright finish. Blick Copper Wire is ideal for jewelry making, busbar crafts, or for use as a metal finisher's hanging wire or for grounding applications.

Blick's own plaster cloth rolls of pre-shrunk cotton gauze fabric are impregnated with Plaster of Paris. They're simple to use; just cut and dip strips of plaster cloth in warm water. When dry, Blick Plaster Cloth can be sanded, painted, and sealed.

For casting molds, wedging tables and bats. Pottery Plaster is harder than plaster of paris, but not as hard as Densite®. Sets in 10-15 minutes. Once dry, objects can be painted or varnished.

Instant papier mâché! It has all the properties of original papier mâché, but with no newspapers to cut up, and no flour or wheat paste to buy. It dries white, and is very lightweight.