Standard Ceramic Supply

AVAILABLE IN STORE ONLY - CLAY PRICING Firing Range: Cone 6-10 A soft warm beige in oxidation, rich gray brown in reduction. Responds well to all t...

A black powder which gives red, brown, purple or black tones to clay bodies and glazes. A strong flux when added in large amounts to clay bodies.

AVAILABLE IN STORE ONLY - CLAY PRICING Firing Range: Cone 8-10 A porcelain body with parian like quality. It's white, tight, and translucent when t...

Important opacifier. Often used in glaze to affect acid resistance, color and texture.

Similar to calcium. Also used as barium carbonate substitute.

This is classified as a Dark Rutile. This is the same mineral as the ceramic grade rutile but this has not been calcined.

Ferric oxide. Produces various shades of brown or green when used as a glaze colorant or decorative oxide. In high fire matt glazes, iron oxide and...

Source of magnesium in glazes. Imparts strength and color with little shrinkage. In larger proportions, it produces a dry opaque quality to glazes.

Black nickel produces browns, blues, grays and yellows in glazes. It can also tone down more intense colorants such as cobalt and copper. Maximum ...

A natural hydrated earthy ferric oxide. Contains hydrated iron oxide. Can be calcined at 550-600°C.

AVAILABLE IN STORE ONLY - CLAY PRICING Firing Range: Cone 4-6 A nice plastic clay for throwing and hand-building. At C/6 oxidation it's a warm br...

Produces grey brown colors in engobes and in underglazes that include zinc. If tin is present it may produce pink and reddish browns. Can also be a...

A hydrated ferric oxide with manganese dioxide. It is used for brush decoration to produce a reddish-brown. Also can be added to clay bodies to ach...

Feldspathic silica sands which can be used in place of grog in clay bodies to add texture and strength.