Native American Earthenware Clay

Natural clay famed for its use in creating traditional Tibetan sculptures.

Robust clay reflective of the pottery found in historical Viking settlements.

Unique clay used for traditional Hawaiian ceramic art and cultural sculptures.

Earthenware clay used in the creation of intricate Minoan pottery.

Vibrant red clay used for traditional Mayan sculpture and pottery.

Fine porcelain clay used to replicate ancient Chinese ceramic practices.

Fine stoneware clay used for creating the beautiful celadon ceramics of Korea.

Traditional terracotta clay used in ancient Greece for pottery and figurines.

Universally loved for its rich darker varieties, resembling ancient Etruscan pieces.

A versatile clay mix replicating the conditions used by ancient Sumerian sculptors.

Sturdy clay suitable for hand-building and wheel-throwing Roman-style ceramics.

Soft clay for creating Sumerian-style tablets and cuneiform scripts.

A refined clay inspired by the great sculptors of the Renaissance.

Soft, workable soapstone ideal for Inuit-style carvings and sculptures.

An instructional book on ancient sculpting techniques and materials.

Colorful and vibrant clay used to create Byzantine-style ceramics.

Traditional clay favored by Woodland tribes for their sculptures and pots.

Clay crafted for sculpting traditional Japanese art forms, including bonsai daiza.

A rich, fine-grained clay ideal for creating authentic Egyptian sculptures.

Special clay set designed for traditional Aboriginal dot painting.

Special fine clay used to replicate the delicate art of Hellenistic sculpture.

A durable clay mimicking ancient Celtic styles for pottery and decorative sculptures.

Specialized clay for creating distinctive Raku fired pieces inspired by African traditions.

Rich clay that mirrors the vibrant styles of ancient Persian pottery.

Natural clay with minerals used by Indigenous artists for traditional Aboriginal art.