Product Details

Product Information

This is a great, and versatile clay with a smooth texture and fires to a nice white. The clay is especially suitable for throwing, the exceptional strength of greenware makes turning and trimming a delight. 

Texture: Smooth

Unfired Characteristics: A very smooth and even body which is remarkably plastic from the bag, becoming strong in the leather hard state.

Fired colour: White

Shrinkage: 10%

Ideal for throwing and hand building.

Firing Range

Ideal Bisque: 1100°C (cone 02)

Glaze Range: 1020°C to 1160°C (cone 05 to cone 4)

Working Notes

This clay contains a ball clay mix which makes the body more plastic, so is excellent for the ambitious throwing projects as well as achieving detail in hand-built projects. Our White Earthenware has even achieved low stoneware temperatures (1240°C) with some glazes, so it has some versatility. However we would advise staying with the more traditional earthenware glaze firing temperatures. If however you wish to experiment, please protect your kiln by using sacrificial dishes.

Fires to a warm white at bisque and through glaze temperatures.

Health & Safety

As the clay contains crystalline silica avoid inhaling dust from dried out clay. Wash hands after use and clean up using a damp sponge.

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Customer Reviews

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Dianne Davies (United Kingdom)
Brilliant

I am very pleased with the clay I ordered and the service from hot clay thanks 😊

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Aysa (United Kingdom)
Buttery smoooooth

Excellent for throwing, but also for handbuilding and sculpting. I've used it for all of those. Bisques to a nice off white/ cream colour. Haven't had issues in pairing with Vitraglaze, Botz or Spectrum glazes.

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M.D. (United Kingdom)

Good all round clay. Fires a nice white. Great for my ceramic classes.

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John
Great for throwing

A nice smooth bodied clay great for throwing.

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Llanddwyn potter
Great clay!

A great throwing clay but very good for hand building too. Easy to manipulate and quite forgiving. Definitely a big favourite.

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