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Sax low fire earthenware clay is smooth, supple, and ready to work for 3D models, sculptures, vases, bowls, and handprint projects. This bulk set of 50 pounds of clay can accommodate the whole art class. It’s a popular choice for its workability, ability to hold intricate detail, and quick dry capabilities. Bisque fire at cone 04 prior to glazing while the recommended final glaze firing is cone 06 to cone 05 (1855 to 1911 degrees Fahrenheit) with a range as wide as cone 06 to cone 02. Results may vary due to the many differences in techniques, glazing, and firing procedures.
Features
Supple modeling clay is ready to be worked, thrown, and fired up for pottery and art pieces
The low fire clay is great for multi-dimensional projects for children and adults
Damp texture is fine enough for hand molding and plastic enough (easily workable) for pottery wheel use
Becomes soft when fired and can be scratched for intricate etchings
Great for art classes for schools, summer camps, recreation centers, and beyond
AP non-toxic
Sax school art supplies are developed and field-tested by art educators for art educators
Specialty Priced
No Choking Hazard