Rutile Flour 200# range_potters-choice Along the radial lines are

Along the radial lines are holes that allow a potter to mark through the decorating disk to the soft

Place an MKM Decorating Disk on top of (or underneath) the pot

Vermiculite is an ideal ingredient providing

Gerstley Borate is a naturally occurring boron-rich mineral used as a flux in ceramic glazes

A precision-carved textured roller that creates a timeless Art Nouveau leaf pattern on clay

Rutile Flour 200# range_potters-choice Along the radial lines areA naturally occurring mineral composed primarily of titanium dioxide, rutile is widely used to create rich glaze textures and colour variations. It acts as both a colourant and flux, producing warm, variegated tones such as browns, yellows, oranges, and blues, especially in reduction firings. Rutile encourages the development of mottled, speckled, and streaked glaze effects, adding depth and complexity to surfaces. It is commonly used in stoneware and