Scarva P30 Grogged Porcelain From  £28.52

I usually use a stoneware clay but wanted to try porcelain so I thought a grogged porcelain would be a good starting point. I was blown away by how lovely it is to work with! It is a thirsty clay so you can't mess around too long but it is a joy to centre, pull up and shape on the wheel. I have used dozens of different clays over the years but this is the best by far. I just hope it fires OK and does not crack or warp. I will certainly order it again as soon as I have fired it.

This is the first porcelain I’ve tried and I love it. It is fabulous for slab work. It dries quick so if you like to work quickly then its a joy. It is also good pressed into moulds. It is very thirsty though so I did find it tricky to throw, however an experienced thrower I think would be fine.
Did shrink a lot! Used with scarva leadless transparent stoneware glaze at cone 6 at it came out lovely.

I've been looking for porcelain which wouldn't warp on larger flat forms.
I haven't fire this clay body yet but i already can tell it warps so much less than smooth porcelain, which is exactly what I wanted.
So far, so good!

This is the best porcelain I've come across for slab building. My slabs are rolled to a thickness of 3 mm and shaped into cylindrical pots and with a few exceptions they always retain their shape after firing.

Excellent slab building clay. The addition of fine molochite in the porcelain clay helps the pots keep their shape whilst still having a smooth surface.

Although this clay shrinks a lot, it is good for hand made work and you can achieve a lovely translucent finish. Would recommend

Great clay and if it needs lots of water, have some washing-up liquid in the water. Insta: isakisaksson0522

Terrific quality a joy to work with.

Great quality