Body 24 is a light firing, very flexible earthenware body without chamotte. The recommended firing range is 1000 °C – 1150 °C.
The high-plastic body is very suitable for throwing on the potter’s wheel and fires already densely at low temperatures. A full set of coloured glazes is available for the afore-mentioned firing temperature range.
Casting body 33 is a white to very light firing earthenware casting body without chamotte. The recommended firing range is 1000 °C – 1150 °C. The casting body is suitable for making decorative ceramics and tableware. A full set of coloured glazes is available for the afore-mentioned firing temperature range.
Body 441 is a light to cream-coloured firing earthenware body with 45 % chamotte 0.2 – 0.8 mm. The recommended firing range is 1000 °C – 1180 °C. This body is particularly suitable for the fabrication of large-sized pieces because of the proportion of low-dust special chamotte. Body 441 is the preferred choice for Raku-firing because of its high thermal shock resistance.
Ceramic Body 86 is a light to cream-coloured firing earthenware quality with 30 % chamotte 0 – 0.5 mm. The recommended firing range is 1000 °C – 1140 °C.
The plastic body is suitable for building-up smaller to medium-sized pieces. Body 86 is preferred for Raku-firing.
Apache’s micaceous clay. The recipe of that clay comes from the Apache descent, Felipe Ortega, placed in New Mexico, and it reproduce the old tradition of micaceous clay pottery over 400 years ago. The body is composed by white mica and low coefficient red clays. Mica confers elasticity and makes pottery immediately identifiable. Its original Apache character is achieved after wood firing. Available in extruded body (moist form).