Sax Low Fire Moist Earthenware Clay, 50 Pounds, Red - 400237

Sax red earthenware clay is easy to work and creates quality finished pieces. Our moist molding clay is perfect for students learning about ceramics and seasoned pottery artists. Unlike air dry and basic oven clays, our earthenware clay is made of the finest material. Its texture is fine enough for hand-molding and plastic enough (easily workable) for pottery wheel use. The red colored clay is great for sculptures, vases, jewelry, and beyond. A damp, smooth texture is easy for little hands to sculpt, and it becomes soft when fired for scratching intricate etched designs. Inspire the artist in every student with our comprehensive line of affordable, high-quality arts and crafts supplies from Sax. From construction paper and colored pencils to paint and canvas, we provide everything needed to spark creative learning. Our extensive yet thoughtfully curated selection of art products offers what educators need most. As experts in art education, we identify and provide proven products you need for every type of art. In addition, Sax offers support from our art consultants that don’t simply recommend the products you need but also provide the training to get the most out of them.

• What’s Included: Craft art projects, pottery, and ceramics with this moist, easy-to-work earthenware clay for kids and adults. The 50 pounds of red clay is super smooth and excellent for DIY sculptures, vases, handprint projects, and beyond.
• Quality First: This non-toxic art medium is AP certified. A popular choice for its workability, our low fire earthenware clay is suited to all hand-building techniques and wheel throwing. The bulk pack is soft, damp, and easy to sculpt.
• Inspire Creativity: The supple modeling clay is ready to be worked, thrown, and fired up for quality pottery, art pieces, school projects, and beyond. Clays are great for art classes for students, adult studio sessions, and anywhere art is created.
• Best Results: It is recommended to do bisque firing at cone 04 prior to glazing while the final glaze firing is recommended at cone 06 to cone 05 (1855 to 1911 degrees Fahrenheit) with a range as wide as cone 06 to cone 02.
• Art Expertise: When we say we know art and education, we mean it. Our staff comprises former teachers and professionals, and our products are field tested by art educators for art educators.