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These ceramic bisque tiles are made from white earthenware low-fire clay. 5mm thick, 6" (15.3cm) Square. In ceramics Bisque or (Biscuit) refers to ...

This is a non carbonaceous clay with excellent workability. It has a thrixotropic nature and if used with other clays it will control the thrixotro...

A Devon Ball clay with good plasticity, medium strength, and ow in iron content. Fires ivory buff smooth. Recommended for stoneware and earthenware...

In high temperature glazes Barium Carbonate is used as a flux. It also produces matt and semi matt surfaces at earthenware temperatures, but an exc...

Used as a secondary flux in glazes. The essential constituent used to produce translucency in bone china bodies. Occasionally used as an opacifier ...

Calcium Borate FritA fritted substitute for colemanite (new formulation) in special effect glazes recipes and also as a constituent in matt earthen...

A good general purpose kaolin. Kaolin is a soft white clay that is an essential ingredient in the manufacture of china and porcelain. Named after t...

Cobalt Carbonate CoCO3 This oxide produces a deep blue or blue-black colour in lead/leadless glazes and a vivid blue in alkaline glazes. The presen...

The most powerful colouring oxide. This produces a deep blue or blue- black colour in lead and leadless glazes and a vivid blue in alkaline glazes....

  The most powerful colouring oxide. This produces a deep blue or blue- black colour in lead and leadless glazes and a vivid blue in alkaline glaze...

Copper Carbonate produces an apple green colour in glazes when fired under neutral and oxidising conditions, apart from in alkaline glazes when a t...

In ceramics this strong oxide produces a transparent apple green colour under neutral or oxidising conditions, except in alkaline glazes when it pr...

Cornish Stone is decomposed granite, which is used as a secondary flux in silica glazes and as an alternative to feldspar due to higher content. L...

Natural source of calcium and magnesium. Useful as a secondary flux in porcelain and stoneware glazes. Please read the safety information prior to ...

Flint is used in ceramics in glazes and in bodies as a source of calcined silica, particularly earthenware type, to which it imparts a good fired w...

This Frit produces a beautiful crackle blue with the addition of copper. Firing range is 860C - 1060C. Harmful (Xn). Please read the safety informa...

Ferrous oxide, used in ceramics as a pigment in glazes and body stains. Please read the safety information prior to purchase and use: Safety Data S...

Iron Oxide Red is used for its pigmentary characteristics within the ceramic industry - in glazes, underglazes and on-glaze colours either directly...

Lead bisilicate is the frit generally used in low solubility glazes and standard borax frit for leadless glazes. Firing range 880C -1050C% ANALYSIS...

Lead based glazes are well-known for their rich, bright surfaces and good reaction to decorating colours. Analysis:PbO = 68.52TiO2 = 3.07SiO2 = 28....

A good alkaline flux used as a substitute for soda and potash when a good craze resistance is required. Acts as a flux in earthenware and stoneware...

Low thermal expansion borax frit, which is used to modify and reduce the thermal expansion of glazes when craze resistance presents a problem. Addi...

Manganese Dioxide MnO2 (coarse) If your are looking for added speckle in reduced darker clay, add some manganese dioxide: 2 - 10% in both bodies an...