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Amaco No. 29 Brown Earthenware Clay

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Formulated from several clays for plasticity and texture, this light brown clay contains tiny specks that give it the look of gas-fired and reduced stoneware. It also contains a fine grit that makes it stronger and easier to throw larger pieces.

Amaco No. 29 Brown Earthenware Clay is excellent for all types of hand-building, slab work, extrusions, sculpture, and wheel-throwing. It can be fired at Cone 05–5 (1911°F–2205°F). This clay is talc-free.

The 50 lb carton contains two 25 lb blocks of moist clay.

Note — This clay is AP non-toxic when moist.

Note — Any combination of clay, plaster, sand, and molding material totaling 50 lbs or more does not qualify for our free shipping offer.

® Amaco is a registered trademark of American Art Clay Company.

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Amaco No. 29 Brown Stone Earthenware Clay

4.8

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9/1/2016

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

enjoying amaco clay

By james

from port arthur, tx

Comments about Amaco No. 29 Brown Stone Earthenware Clay:

I Sm making coil built bowls. I like the grog which is hard to see because it adds strength.

7/7/2015

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Hands Down my Favorite Clay

By John J

from Penrose, CO

Comments about Amaco No. 29 Brown Stone Earthenware Clay:

This is a wonderful clay and looks great after Bisque and Glazed
Good wheel working characteristics
This is my clay of choice
Hard for me to use anything else now

6/25/2015

4.0

Nice Clay

By John J

from Penrose CO

Comments about Amaco No. 29 Brown Stone Earthenware Clay:

Nice clay... Still waiting for my first bisque fire but the clay throws nice on the wheel. Not so much grog as to tear up your hands but enough for extra support... I will update after my first bisque and glaze...

11/17/2014

(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Beautiful Low Fire Clay

By Kay Clay

from Clermont, FL

Comments about Amaco No. 29 Brown Stone Earthenware Clay:

I have been looking for a richer looking low fire clay. This clay is great. I use white low fire when I want colors to show well, red clay when i want that earthy look with minimal glaze. This clay has a rich hot chocolate color after firing to cone 04 and takes glazes well, particularly blues and blacks. Love the offering of other clays in the low fire range because low fire uses lots less energy to fire. this clay is easy to work with on the wheel, has grog and hold together well for added pieces. The price with shipping was OK. Wish I could find it locally, but thanks Dick Blick for offering a unique clay,

2/6/2012

(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

A wonderful, versatile clay

By Steve

from Central Virginia

Comments about Amaco No. 29 Brown Stone Earthenware Clay:

I've been very satisfied with this clay, and have become addicted to it. An ideal throwing clay and firest and glazes well. Comes with just the right moisture level, too, which is very important. (Some clays I've bought from Clay King are too dry and hard.)