(CrFe) Maximum temperature 2300F. Do not use Zinc in glaze.

(CrFe) Maximum temperature 2300F. Do not use Zinc in glaze. Price breaks per lb. are available at 5 & 10 lb. amounts in checkout.

(CoCrFe) Maximum temperature 2300F. Do not use Zinc in glaze.

(CoCrFe) Maximum temperature 2300F. Do not use Zinc in glaze. Price breaks per lb. are available at 5 & 10 lb. amounts in checkout.

(AlSiZr) Maximum temperature 2300F. May be used with or without Zinc.

(AlSiZr) Maximum temperature 2300F. May be used with or without Zinc. Price breaks per lb. are available at 5 & 10 lb. amounts in checkout.

The art of glass beadmaking has exploded in popularity during the past decade?and these awe-inspiring examples, exquisitely fashioned by 40 of the world's top creators, reveal exactly why. Whether showcasing faces, animals, or flowers, these beads exhibit incredible detail and gorgeous color. Net Wt. is 1.98 lbs.

Forty internationally celebrated masters reveal their secrets, explaining just how they work with this incredibly demanding ceramic material, prized for its pristine beauty. Pure white and wonderfully delicate, porcelain is what clay potters usually graduate to only after years of honing their skills. This diverse collection showcases the results of that dedication, and the versatility is simply breathtaking: Claire Curneen presents highly emotive, tactile figurative forms. Edmund de Waal's elegant celadon site-specific vessel installations are renowned for their meditative presence. Harlan House's finely carved vessels take inspiration from nature's organic forms, while Bodil Manz's eggshell porcelain cylinders are so translucent that you can sometimes discern light and shadow passing through the walls of his pots. Net Wt. is 2.34 lbs.

SPECIAL ORDER. Please call to order. 3.5" diameter. Net Wt. is .25 lbs.

SPECIAL ORDER. Please call to order. 5.75" diameter. Net Wt. is .25 lbs.