Ceramics - An Atlas of Forms by Glenn Barkley range_high-fire A fine red terracotta clay

A fine red terracotta clay with the addition of oxide to produce a richer finish

At cone 10

Paisley - Red

Use 1kg of water per kilo of glaze powder

and for sculptural / decorative pieces only

Ceramics - An Atlas of Forms by Glenn Barkley range_high-fire A fine red terracotta clayWhat can we learn about the Roman empire from an amphora made in 200 BC? How can a simple, unadorned cup made in 1945 tell us so much about history? And what will an artwork comprising a vast collection of clay spheres tell our descendants about the act of making? Once fired, clay has the strength to last for millennia. Practical uses aside, ceramic objects are a testament to the power and innovation of ancient and ongoing cultural traditions. A