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More clay than you can shake a throwing stick at...

112 - Speckled Brown Stoneware Plastic and nicely moist clay for throwing and sculpting. Medium-brown color when fired. The addition of granular manganese gives a speckled surface (don't eat this stuff!). Not as dark as the chocolate brown.

119 - Light Brown Stoneware Plastic and groggy. Excellent for throwing and slab work.

153 - Warm Beige Stoneware Throws beautifully and has some grog for strength. Peach colored when bisque fired, final firing results in an earthy warm beige.

181 - White Stoneware A very smooth white stoneware clay. No grog , no specks, no problems.

182 - White Stoneware. Just like above... but with some grog for strength.

Black Mountain - Stiff clay with lots of grog. Good for throwing and sculpting . Gives reduction-like dark brown color after cone 6 firing - like a Hershey chocolate bar (but remember, clay is not a snack). Almost black in reduction.

306 - Brown Stoneware Strong groggy clay that turns a beautiful coffee color in reduction.

108 - Red Brick. Great for handbuilding. Strong as a brick, heavily grogged clay.

378 - Grey Speck Stoneware A rich-grey with a speckled surface. Has strength and versatility for throwing and sculpting. Speckles make good effects with variegated glazes.

Coleman Porcelain Pure white, translucent when thrown or sculpted thin. Throwing with porcelain takes practice and some level of determination. But the results can be stunning.

Laguna B-mix Some say it's easier to throw with than porcelain. Fires to a porcelain-like cream-white. Very fine and smooth. No grog or speckles at all.

Lizella Terra Cotta Local Georgia clay. Fires to a beautiful terra cotta red.