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Paul Lewing Invented in 9th century China, coveted in 17th century Europe, treasured in 19th century America, and neglected by art schools for more...

A versatile colorant used in glazes to most commonly produce various green tints.

covers clay, glaze and firing

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This acrylic die kit will allow you to extrude handles for mugs, casseroles, and pitchers with ease using the either the Super Duper or XL Clay guns.

These dies were designed to extrude trim pieces for your tile projects. Add these special extrusions to your field tile and add that unique design ...

Heavy duty wooden mallet. Use for shaping, paddling, hammering, stretching and forming clay. When finished clean, dry and store in a dry place. R...

Claypron is a split leg apron made of top quality 100% mid-weight cotton (notwaterproof, but will protect you from muddy clay), which keeps you cle...

Tightly woven smooth canvas fused to a durable rubber pad makes the ideal work surface for one type or multiple clay bodies. Can rolled up and was...

For cleaning of greenware Lightweight, flexible, washable White side - fine Maroon side - medium

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A fine, particled, lavender powder used as a colorant in glazes and slips. It is the most stable and reliable colorant. Produces various shades of ...

Co3O4, CoO A reliable, stable, black powdered oxide. In small amounts it produces consistently strong blue tones. Used as a glaze colorant and bru...

A complete guide to getting a fantastic spectrum of colorful glazes, Linda Bloomfield looks at a full range of materials and options for creating c...

Whether you're just getting started with making glazes or you're a seasoned pro, there's something for everyone in Cone 5-6 Glazes: Materials and R...

Peter Lalnle Porcelain is prized for its vivid whiteness, but it has always posed particular problems for the ceramicist using it. In Contemporary ...

A green powder used as a glaze colorant. Depending on conditions and formulation it may produce green, blue-green or copper red. TOXIC IN RAW FORM.

Perfect for piggy banks, salt & pepper shakers, etc.

This Cornish Stone substitute is a calcium feldspar mineral used as a major constituent of glazes, and occasionally as a flux in bodies. Cornwall S...