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Spectrum Raku glazes are all lead-free and require a Raku firing process to achievethe results shown. Pieces are fired to 1750°F (950°C) in an elec...

Spectrum Raku glazes are all lead-free and require a Raku firing process to achievethe results shown. Pieces are fired to 1750°F (950°C) in an elec...

Spectrum Raku glazes are all lead-free and require a Raku firing process to achievethe results shown. Pieces are fired to 1750°F (950°C) in an elec...

Spectrum Raku glazes are all lead-free and require a Raku firing process to achievethe results shown. Pieces are fired to 1750°F (950°C) in an elec...

Spectrum Raku glazes are all lead-free and require a Raku firing process to achievethe results shown. Pieces are fired to 1750°F (950°C) in an elec...

Spectrum Raku glazes are all lead-free and require a Raku firing process to achievethe results shown. Pieces are fired to 1750°F (950°C) in an elec...

Trent Berning A Ceramic Guide: The Art of Creating and Teaching Wheel-Thrown Ceramics offers a thorough, well-organized, and detailed approach to t...

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As used by Chandra Debuse in her surface decorating

Through years of formulation and reformulation, Karl Miller developed Albany Slip Substitute which is intended to reproduce the physical and perfor...

2 lb Minimum order Alberta Slip is an excellent substitute for the very popular Albany Slip, which has not been mined for over a decade. Like class...

James C Watkins and Paul Ceramicists searching for new ways to fire their creations now have a wealth of options. Authors James Watkins and Paul Wa...

Hydrated alumina is a fine granular white powder that is typically added to glazes as a source of alumina.  Hydrated aluminas are fine granular whi...

Alumina Oxide is an intermediate oxide, and is used to stabilize fluxes and glass formers that compose glazes. It is calcined and ground to 325 mesh.

Alumina Oxide is an intermediate oxide, and is used to stabilize fluxes and glass formers that compose glazes. It is calcined and ground to 325 mes...

2 identical flat ends to suit the needs of potters who rarely use the curved blade 6 3/4"

The original lightweight aluminum handle tool with curved and flat sharp trimming blades - made by Al Williams until his retirement in 2007 - rema...

On either end of the lightweight aluminum handle are sharp steel trimming heads, one an oval loop, the other a practical combination of wide and na...

Lightweight aluminum handle with sharp steel trimming heads, one circular, the other pear-shaped

Heavy-duty stainless steel wire cuts up to 7" wide. Perfect for cutting slabs and tiles. Bar Adjusts to cut clay from 3/8" to 3 1/8" thick in 1/4" ...