Name: Standard Ceramic 105 White Clay With Grog
Brand: Standard Ceramic Supply
Rating: 4.8 (15 reviews)

Standard Ceramic 105 White Clay with Grog is a white-firing earthenware clay that is excellent for both hand-building and wheel-throwing, as well as for larger wheel and sculptural forms.  It works well with most commercial low-fire glazes.  A combination of choice plastic clays with added grog lends body strength and texture while reducing cracking.

Dark gray in its moist state, and ivory white after firing, Standard Ceramic 105 White Clay With Grog should be bisque fired to Cone 04. The recommended firing range is Cone 06–04. 

Shrinkage is 5% at Cone 06, and 5.6% at Cone 04. Absorption is 16% at Cone 06, and 15.5% at Cone 04. 

Standard Ceramic 105 White Clay with Grog comes in a 50 lb. (23 kg) carton that contains two 25 lb. (11kg) bags. It is de-aired and ready to use.




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Standard Ceramic 105 White Clay With Grog (sample tiles left to right - fired clay with clear glaze; fired clay with white glaze; bisque fired clay; unfired clay)

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Blick Talc-Free White Clay (Bisque, Clear Glaze, and White Glaze)

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 unusually craze-resistant, with a plasticity that 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), but this clay can be fired as high as Cone 3 (2138°F) without distortion.

At Cone 04, shrinkage is 6.3% and absorption is 13.7%.

A 50 lb carton consists of two 25 lb bricks, each in a poly storage bag, so any amount can be used as required and the rest stored for future use.

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).

Standard Ceramic 105 White Clay with Grog is a white-firing earthenware clay that is excellent for both hand-building and wheel-throwing, as well as for larger wheel and sculptural forms.  It works well with most commercial low-fire glazes.  A combination of choice plastic clays with added grog lends body strength and texture while reducing cracking.

Dark gray in its moist state, and ivory white after firing, Standard Ceramic 105 White Clay With Grog should be bisque fired to Cone 04. The recommended firing range is Cone 06–04. 

Shrinkage is 5% at Cone 06, and 5.6% at Cone 04. Absorption is 16% at Cone 06, and 15.5% at Cone 04. 

Standard Ceramic 105 White Clay with Grog comes in a 50 lb. (23 kg) carton that contains two 25 lb. (11kg) bags. It is de-aired and ready to use.

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.

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Blick Essentials Gloss Glaze - Class Pack #1, Set of 6, Pint

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, lead-free, and food safe, these glazes glide smoothly onto bisque, with a self-leveling formula that eliminates brushstrokes from the fired finish. 

They dry quickly, speeding up handling time and allowing for the application of additional decoration — great for classroom settings. They also won't dissolve or pick up previous coats of glaze. The liquid colors are consistent with fired colors, so you can easily visualize your finished piece while painting. Apply these glazes to cone 04/03 earthenware bisque and glaze fire to cone 06/05. Even on red clay, colors retain their vibrancy. 

Some colors can be applied to soft fired stoneware bisque and glaze fired to mid-range (cone 5/6) while maintaining much of their color value. Color performance at cone 6 varies and is noted on each label. Because they fire to a high gloss finish, Blick Essentials Gloss Glazes do not require clear glazing. We recommend testing on your preferred clay body and firing temperature prior to use.

Blick Essentials Gloss Glazes can be applied to wet or leatherhard clay. When applying glaze to clay, apply 2–3 coats over the entire piece, leaving an area unglazed, such as the back or bottom, to allow for outgassing. Clay should be completely dry before firing. 

Made in the USA.


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.

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Amaco Lead-Free Velvet Underglazes Classroom Packs - Set of 12, 2 oz, Set #1 (fired color samples)

Amaco Lead-Free Velvet Underglazes can be used with or without glaze. When left unglazed, they will assume the rich textural appearance of velvet. When glazed with transparent matte glaze, they take on a soft, satin finish. Colors will intensify when covered with a clear transparent gloss glaze, but will lose their matte surface quality.

Apply three coats of Amaco Lead-Free Velvet Underglaze for opaque results. They fire true to color from the jar and can be easily applied to wet clay, greenware, or mature Cone 04 bisque (1971 F / 1077 C). To shade, tint, or customize the color of these underglazes, simply mix them with other colors. 

They may be brushed on mature fired bisque before applying a covering glaze. These underglazes are safe for spray application. Velvets tolerate a wide firing range. Fire to Cone 06-10 (1855°F–2381°F, 1013°C–1305°C). 

Colors can be assorted by size for quantity pricing. 

Some colors vary at higher temperatures. Please refer to the Resources tab of this page to download a PDF of Amaco's color variation chart for colors at Cone 5 and Cone 10. Colors are food safe when applied and fired under Amaco LG-10 Clear glaze.


Lead-free Amaco Velvets are opaque underglazes which have the appearance of velvet when left unglazed. When glazed with transparent matte glaze they will assume a soft, satin finish. Cone 05-10.

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Mayco Stroke & Coat Wonderglaze Set - Swatches of colors available in Kit 1

One-fire decorating and glazing! Stroke & Coat is specially formulated for application on bisque, greenware, and even wet clay (see Note below for exceptions). The ready-to-use colors stay true from jar to fired finish, and the colors are intermixable. 


This glaze is perfect for controlled application over unfired glazes. Apply one coat for translucent effects, and three coats for rich, opaque coverage. All colors and glazes are non-toxic and dinnerware safe. 


Cone 06&ndash;05 (1828&deg;&ndash;1888&deg;F, 998&deg;C&ndash;1031&deg;C).


__Note__ — Do not apply Brush Glaze (Natural Clear) and Dipping Glaze (Natural Clear) to greenware or wet clay. These glazes should only be applied to bisque ware.

One-fire decorating and glazing! Stroke & Coat is specially formulated for application on bisque, greenware, and even wet clay. The ready-to-use colors stay true from jar to fired finish, and the colors are intermixable. Perfect for controlled application over unfired glazes.

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