Kiln Fired Arts
If you’re just getting started with pottery wheel throwing, one of the most important choices you’ll make is which clay…
You open the clay section and suddenly you’re staring at names like Ironstone, Chocolate, Cone 5, Cone 10, Mid-Range, Low-Fire……
If you’re new to pottery, kiln cones can feel like an entirely different language. Cone 06? Cone 5? Low fire?…
If you’re new to pottery — or even if you’ve been working with clay for years — one of the…
Whether you’re throwing your very first ball of clay or leveling up your studio setup, having the right tools makes…
The Essential Language of Hand-building Clay** If you’re new to hand-building or working with one of the Throw & Fire…
The Handy Little Tool With a Surprisingly Ancient Story** If you’ve ever watched someone shaping clay on a wheel or…
Meet Three Great Clays: Chocolate, Ironstone & Cashmere At Throw & Fire, we believe every great piece starts with the…
Where Did the Pottery Term “Bat” Come From? A surprisingly mysterious tale of clay, language, and a little bit of…
If you’ve ever taken a pottery class, you’ve probably wondered: Why on earth do we call it “throwing” clay? After…
Throw & Fire Clay Supply
Your Arizona source for clay, tools & glazes.
137 W Boston St.
Chandler, AZ 85225
480.559.8019
Local Pickup Hours:
Thursday 10am to 4pm
Friday 10am to 4pm
Saturday 10am to 4pm
Sunday 10am to 4pm
Monday 10am to 4pm
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday Closed
