Mid-Fire Clay

Create something that is Fires to a "Buff w/ Specks" in Oxidation and "Brown w/ Specks" in Reduction with Slightly Coarse Texture. Clay bodies specifically formulated by request from Midwest and Eastern U.S. potters. Low in sand and grog...

Fired at Cone 5, the oxidation color is gray/buff and the reduction color is gray/brown. This is a good, general purpose clay that works well for all forming methods. Specks generally bleed into glazes. 60 mesh sand gives a medium...

Create something that is Fires to a "Buff" in Oxidation and "Yellow/Brown" in Reduction with Slightly Course Texture. The addition of sand to 52 Buff increases its strength and workability, making it a better choice for medium sized pieces....

This Cone 5 white stoneware body is excellent for medium pieces as well as dinnerware. The addition of fine sand gives a great deal of strength to this plastic body. Fires off-white in oxidation and gray in reduction.

Semi-smooth red body with sand and grog. Fires paver tile red in oxidation and chocolate in reduction 

Fired Shrinkage is 14.5% and Water Absorption is .5% when fired to cone 5. Very black, ebony like finish. Needs lots of oxygen during bisque firing. 

Half and Half. By combining equal amounts of white stoneware and porcelain, Half and Half is a very throwable white body that is off-white in oxidation and a light gray/white in reduction. 

A red, slightly coarse clay with excellent working properties for wheel throwing and hand-building. It is talc-free and contains sand, making it suitable for medium sized forms. Cone 5 oxidation produces red/brown and reduction color is dark red/brown.