Clay and Ceramic Glazes

Supplied in moist form, this ready-to-use clay can be shaped by hand or thrown on a wheel. Decorate with opaque tempera if desired.

Blick Stoneware Clay is a moist stoneware clay that requires little to no wedging. Use it to make dishes, sculpture, planters, vases, and other utilitarian and decorative pieces. Bisque fire to Cone 04 (1971°F, 1077°C).

Hugo is a blend of the finest air-floated ball clays. This body fires a pure, strong white and if fat, not sticky. It throws well on a wheel, is economical for schools and beginners, and adaptable to all craft glazes.

Terra cotta is a standard in the field of pottery and ceramics. A few basic variations in this formula, such as bentonite for plasticity and a fine mesh time-tested grog, are only two of the inert qualities. These unique qualities are found only in standard clay mines terra cotta.

Create your own "Celadons" from a palette of 17 hues. Amaco Celadon glazes highlight the surface texture and bring out the color of the clay. They can also be thinned with water and Amaco Gum Solution if needed.

Amaco Lead-free Amaco Velvet Underglazes are great for creating velvet effects on pottery pieces. They become opaque after three coats, and will assume a satin finish when glazed with transparent matte glaze.

Amaco Potter's Choice glazes achieve the effects of Cone 10 reduction without a reduction gas kiln or firing to high temperatures. These lead-free glazes fire at Cone 5-6 (2205°F–2269°F, 1207°C–1243°C), in an oxidation kiln.

Great for classroom settings, these brightly colored, non-toxic glazes can be intermixed to create an endless palette of colors.

Great for classroom settings, these brightly colored, non-toxic glazes can be intermixed to create an endless palette of colors.

Duncan Crackles Glazes are designed to create crazed effects on handmade ceramic pieces. The result is a beautiful and distinctive aged look. 16 oz.

Due to their metal-like nature, Duncan Metallic Glazes are great for use as raku glazes. Combine them with other Duncan glazes to create unique effects. Glaze thickness, clay body, and firing can influence results.

Apply Duncan Precious Metals Overglazes to fired glazed ware as a final finish for brilliant metallic finishes. They are are opaque when applied, and result in a brilliant 22 karat yellow gold or white gold finish when fired.

These non-toxic, food-safe glazes are available in a palette of colors ranging from pastels to rich jewel tones. Paint them on in monochromatic hues, pair them with other colors, or use them for Majolica techniques.

A liquid, opaque color that does not move or bleed. Making it suitable for detailed painting, sgraffito and design work. May be applied to greenware or bisque and may be blended.