Catalog

Four families of raw materials

One standard: consistency from batch to batch. Technical sheets and samples available on request for every reference.

Glazes

Ready-to-use or custom-formulated glazes, from matte to glossy, cone 06 to cone 10, leaded or lead-free.

Low fire · cone 06–04 Stoneware · cone 4–7 High fire · porcelain cone 8–10 Lead-free · food safe Matte finish Glossy finish Crackle Crystalline

Pigments

Encapsulated ceramic pigments, kiln-stable, for coloring bodies, slips and glazes without bleeding or burning off.

Reds & oranges

Stable up to high fire

Yellows & ochres

Base for slips and colored bodies

Greens

From almond to deep green

Blues & turquoises

Consistent intensity batch to batch

Browns & blacks

For stoneware and terracotta

Pinks & violets

Delicate shades, low dosage

Oxides

Colorant and opacifying oxide powders, dosed for reproducible color from one firing to the next.

Cobalt oxide

Deep, stable blue

Iron oxide

Amber to russet-brown; red in reduction

Copper oxide

Green in oxidation, oxblood in reduction

Manganese oxide

Deep brown to violet-black

Chrome oxide

Vivid green, very stable in firing

Titanium oxide

Opacifier, mottled effects

Clays

Raw and prepared clays — plasticity, shrinkage and refractoriness calibrated for the use: throwing, casting, hand-building or sculpture.

Fire clay · industrial kilns Grogged clay · structure & sculpture Kaolin · white, porcelain Ball clay · plasticity Red clay · artisan terracotta