Icon Original Clay - 12.5kg
Product code: M029D
AED 132.00 inc. VAT
AED 125.71 exc. VAT
Product code: M029D
AED 132.00 inc. VAT
AED 125.71 exc. VAT
Icon Original Clay is a white-firing stoneware clay formulated with a Molochite addition to provide a medium-smooth texture combined with excellent strength and resilience. Its balanced working properties make it suitable for both wheel throwing and hand-building, allowing ceramicists to create everything from delicate vessels to larger sculptural forms.
The clay performs well in oxidation and reduction firings and is also suitable for salt glazing, making it a versatile choice for a wide range of ceramic techniques. Its smooth surface texture provides an excellent base for decorative treatments, glazing and detailed finishing work.
Firing between 1200°C and 1300°C, it is designed for stoneware applications and develops strength and durability when fired correctly. Indicative total contraction is approximately 10% at 1100°C and 12% at 1200°C.
Supplied in a 12.5kg bag, making it suitable for schools, colleges and professional studio environments.
Please note: while this clay is suitable for stoneware firing, not all clay bodies are fully impervious to water. For vessels intended to hold liquids or withstand outdoor conditions, a suitable glaze should be applied and fired correctly to help reduce water absorption and improve durability.
The clay performs well in oxidation and reduction firings and is also suitable for salt glazing, making it a versatile choice for a wide range of ceramic techniques. Its smooth surface texture provides an excellent base for decorative treatments, glazing and detailed finishing work.
Firing between 1200°C and 1300°C, it is designed for stoneware applications and develops strength and durability when fired correctly. Indicative total contraction is approximately 10% at 1100°C and 12% at 1200°C.
Supplied in a 12.5kg bag, making it suitable for schools, colleges and professional studio environments.
Please note: while this clay is suitable for stoneware firing, not all clay bodies are fully impervious to water. For vessels intended to hold liquids or withstand outdoor conditions, a suitable glaze should be applied and fired correctly to help reduce water absorption and improve durability.