Axner Colored Porcelain

Most potters are familiar with polymer blends such as Cernit, Fimo or Sculpy. These plastic products form in ways that are similar to clay, but they are actually made of plastic and bake in the oven.

Compared to these products, Axner Colored Porcelain has many advantages:

• Real colored clay and therefore has the true look and feel of real clay
• Infinitely more durable than polymer blends
• Dramatically less expensive than polymer blends
• Particularly well suited for small sculptures or ceramic jewelry

Although it can be fired to lower temperatures (cone 06 for example), the colors become much more vibrant as you go hotter. Cone 6 is ideal as demonstrated in the photos below. The fired clays look great either un-glazed or with a clear glaze coating.

The following works were made using Axner's Colored Porcelain Clays: Click on an image to enlarge it.

by Mitch Lyons	by Howard Axner	by Unknown Student	by Mike Schmidt	by Unknown Student