This combo is Rose, then Tenmoku
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Overall rating: 4.8 / 5 from 564 reviews.
This jug in Tenmoku, rose then ivory flux Over Primo pro red stonewear.
At least 15 of the 20 bags of clay that I bought were riddled with small air bubbles which meant that they needed to be wedged thoroughly even for slab work. This added a lot of time to my production and was a real pain in the ass. I emailed deco pot and got a condescending response from Paul telling me to ‘kneed’ it a bit, but no offer for compensation or explanation. Obviously there has been an issue with production when pugging and de-airing the clay - this is a fault with the product. I’m an experienced potter but was given the brush off and treated like a complaining novice.
Really loved working with terracotta R clay. Will send you more pix when the glaze is out of the kiln.
Beautiful end result. Shiny and perfect colours.
I love how it performed on my Mother and Calf piece, it throws green where thin which is just what I want for accents. Absolutely delighted.
The clay is lovely to work with and fired well. Shrinkage was quite high but overall I’m happy with the results
Really happy with clay it builds quickly and holds its form. Currently bisque to cone 04 then glaze with 06- 04 glazes. This means both can be fired at once.
I specialize in handbuild Anglo-Saxon pottery and this clay builds like a dream... ordering more today
A good body for hand building, with a clean white finish
As a hand builder of sculptural pieces, this clay is a little harder to work with than my usual raku clay, but the results are well worth it. It has a beautiful glow when fired, and I like to leave it unglazed
Loving the Abotts glazes.
Used this over cobalt stain with a flash of white on fish
Red glaze river birch on this clay
Chinese jug with brown clay and river birch on base red glaze over red stain
I love the satin and speckled finish of Sahara. It's become one of my favourites now
First platter with speckled clay and bowl didnt crack !! The new glaze Amazon was nice alittle different to what it would have been if on my white pw20 but my platters were cracking through all the time with that clay but great for bowls etc.
Love how this Hazy Blue turned out on Mac's Mud Weekender v2. It breaks nicely on edges and has a gorgeous look under sun. Photos don't do it justice! Looking forward to using it on a lighter WMS2502.
I use it for sculpting and it performs well
Amazon brushable glaze is beautiful on texture! Love how it breaks chocolatey on edges. These coasters were made out of WMS2502.
Used paper clay and pearl white and white
Very smooth, great for hand building and learning how to throw on the wheel.
Im a total beginner but produced these pieces after a six week workshop with Takapau Art Centre. Im hooked and will be experimenting with my new glazes in the future. Pottery is a patient game.
Love the new abbot glazes amazon and Titirangi I ordered. I am about order more of the colours which I can’t wait to try.
I love Titirangi. It goes well on its own or over Rockpool.
Flamingo is a very pretty colour and best with 3 or more layers.
Love this clay, great to work with on the wheel. I'm normally a white clay person but this has converted me!
My new favorite clay. Lived up to the glowing description of ease and reliability. Easily worked to many shapes, very stable, used little water, and no wastage. A beautiful clay.
Perfect glaze for my garden elephants. Love the mottled effect. Just how I wanted them to look .
Brushed well and covered beautifully. Just love the color and effect it gave
Love this clay
This clay is perfect for hand pinching. I love it very much and will choose it again next time. It is ideal for handmade crafts.
Very nice clay to work with. Feels like butter on the wheel. Great for slabwork too. Have to test all my favorite glazes with it now. Picture on the left side is leather hard, on the right side glaze fired to cone 6.
I have had the best results with this clay on the wheel. I was able to change the shape up to 3 times and it still held. I also like the combination with the new Amazon glaze.
This is on the Cacao clay, am really happy with the colour range of this glaze
I'm medium new with porcelain, loving its elasticity and struggling with it shrinkage. The Decopot mid-fire works in well with the "lesser" clays in the kiln.
This is a stunner, competing with hazy blue for top spot.
A lovely wee runner, so glad it was contained inside.
Ive made 21,500 of these ANZAC poppies over three years in Nelson