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This is a reddish-orange clay body when fired to earthenware temperatures. This formula is blended with a moderate amount of 65 mesh sand and extra fine grog, which makes it an excellent choice for both hand-building and wheel-throwing.

Smooth white-firing earthenware clay is for handbuilding and wheelthrowing, for larger wheel and sculptural forms. Use with most commercial low-fire glazes. Choice plastic clays with coarse sand give this body strength and texture while reducing cracking.

Standard Ceramic 105 White Talc Clay is a very smooth, white clay body that is excellent for both hand-building and wheel-throwing. It works well with most commercial low-fire glazes.

Standard Ceramic Porcelain Clay is a white clay body formulated for firing at Cone 6. Plastic and throwable, it has a shrinkage rate of 12% and an absorption rate of 2%. Made in the USA.

This is a Raku body with 20% coarse sand and medium grog. Blended without color for a grayish black effect in Raku reduction, White Raku I works equally well as a coarse sculpture body. Bisque fire to cone 04–03.

Great for larger wheel and sculptural forms, Standard Ceramic 547 Red Sculpture Clay is a red earthenware clay that has a very organic, raw quality.

Ideal for larger wheel work, sculptural work, or production work, Standard Ceramic 553 Buff Stoneware Clay is an excellent all-purpose clay that contains fire clay and fine grog. It has a very plastic body and fires to a cream color at Cone 5.

Formulated for reduction firing, Standard Ceramic No. 205 High Fire Clay is suitable for throwing and hand-building. It contains fine grog to aid in uniform drying. It fires to a muted brick red color at cone 4 and stone gray at cone 10.

Standard Ceramic White Stoneware Slip is a smooth-pouring stoneware slip for decorating wet clay or for applying to scored surfaces on greenware. It has a shrinkage rate of 13.0% and an absorption rate of 2.0%. It may be left its natural color, or it can be colored. Cone 6. Made in the USA.