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153 STONEWARE CLAY
(Cone 6-10)
A soft warm beige in oxidation - a rich gray brown
in reduction. Responds well to all techniques. Excellent for
production potters and classroom use.
Shrinkage: 11.5% at C/6, 13% at C/10.
Absorption: 5% at C/6, 2% at C/10.
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259 STONEWARE CLAY (Cone 6-10)
Formulated to be similar to 153, but with richer
color tones.
Shrinkage: 12.25% at C/6, 13% at C/10.
Absorption: 4% at C/6, .85% at C/10.

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306 BROWN FIRING CLAY
(Cone 6-10)
Smooth throwing body.
Orange-brown in reduction. Muted orange to C/4 oxidation. Gr ay
at C/10 oxidation.
Shrinkage: 11.5% at C/6, 13% at C/10.
Absorption: 3.5% at C/6, 1% at C/10.
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101 BUFF CLAY (Cone 02-9)
An all purpose
stoneware clay with a wide firing range for throwing and modeling.
Shrinkage: 9.5% at C/6, 12% at C/9.
Absorption: 4.5% at C/6, 3% at C/9.

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108 RED CLAY WITH
GROG (Cone 4-10)
A high fire clay
with medium grog and sand for surface texture and minimal
warping and cracking. Designed for sculpture, slab or coil
building.
Shrinkage:10.5% at C/6,12% at C/10.
Absorption: 5.5% at C/6, 3% at C/10.
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119 STONEWARE CLAY (Cone 6-10)
Contains coarse silica sand. Good for both salt
and wood firings.
Shrinkage: 10.5% at C/6, 12% at C/10.
Absorption: 3.5% at C/6, 2.5% at C/10.

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205 CLAY (Cone 6-10)
Formulated for reduction firing. Muted brick red
at cone 4, stone gray at cone 10. Contains fine grog.
Shrinkage: 11% at C/6, 12.5% at C/10.
Absorption: 3.5% at C/6, 1.5% at C/10.

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308 BROOKLYN RED CLAY (Cone 4-8)
Red stoneware body with sand and grog. Oxidation
firing yields brick red at cone 6 and deep warm brown at cone 8.
Shrinkage: 12% at C/4, 13% at C/8.
Absorption: 2.5% at C/4, 1.0% at C/8.

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507 WARM BROWN CLAY
(Cone 6-10)
Stoneware body
contains sand. Rich mottled orange/brown in reduction, more
subdued mottling in higher oxidation firing.
Shrinkage: 10.5% at C/6, 12% at C/10.
Absorption: 3.5% at C/6, 2.5% at C/10.

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