PF 670 (Smooth Textured Black)

Name: PF 670 (Smooth Textured Black)
Price: 0.0478 GBP
Availability: InStock

‘Smooth Textured Black Clay for Distinctive Creations’

£21.47

Description

PF 670 is a smooth textured black clay, specially formulated for sculptures, hand building, and large thrown pieces.

This versatile clay body is designed to fire between 1080ºC and 1260ºC, offering very low shrinkage, which ensures the stability and durability of your creations.

The attractive colour and texture of PF 670 give it a distinctive character, making it a preferred choice for artists seeking a unique and reliable material for their projects.

Available in 1kg and 12.5kg

Bag Size : 12.5kg

12.5kg 1kg

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Usage

PF 670 is perfect for ceramic artists who require a smooth and robust clay for various applications, including sculpting, hand building, and throwing large pieces. Its low shrinkage rate minimizes the risk of warping and cracking during the drying and firing processes, ensuring that your works maintain their form and detail. The clay's distinctive black colour and smooth texture add a unique aesthetic quality to both functional and decorative pieces. Whether you are creating intricate sculptures, large thrown pots, or detailed hand-built items, PF 670 provides the flexibility and reliability needed to achieve professional-grade results.

Colour

Black

Method

Throwing
Modelling
Hand-Building

Texture

Medium Textured

Firing Range

1080°c - 1260°c

ARTIST INSPIRATION

David Craig Howson

David Craig Howson is a studio potter based in the Staffordshire Moorlands, drawing inspiration from the region's rugged landscape and the simplicity of Nordic pottery traditions.

David creates work that reflects both the natural beauty of the Staffordshire Moorlands landscape and a deep appreciation for ancient artefacts and Scandinavian culture. The earthy tones, textures, and functional forms characteristic of Nordic pottery influence each piece, blending tradition with contemporary craftsmanship.

David fires in an oxidation atmosphere using mainly dark-grogged clay and every creation is thoughtfully made, embodying a connection to the land, the clay, and the timeless art of pottery.