I N T R O D U C T I O N
Celebrating Fifteen Years!
In 1992 Carol Murphy Tague founded Air Essentials, Inc. In 1996, she formed a DBA- Florida Clay Art Company. This year we
celebrate our 15th year in business.
Over the past fifteen years, we have continued to expand our product line to keep up with the growing needs of our customers.
• Central Florida Highwater Clay Distributor, 1997
•Amaco/Brent Distributor, 2003
•Central Florida Duncan Distributor, 2004
• Launched our sister company, Kitchenstore.us, 2006
As Florida Clay Art Company celebrates a new decade of business we promise we’ll continue to provide quality products for
the potters and ceramicists whose loyal patronage has made Florida Clay Art one of the leading ceramic supply companies in
Central Florida. This issue features products from kitchenstore.us and includes more hobby craft products and books.
New products and sale merchandise are featured monthly in our free e-mail sale flyer.You can subscribe at our website
www.flclay.com.
If you stop by our store at the SanfordAirport, chances are our mascots, Solo, Duo, and Smudge will greet you in person.
WE WORK HARD TO KEEP YOUR TRUST!
Table of Contents
Clay 2, 4 No Fire Products 13 - 14Kitchen Store 42 - 43
Chemicals 3, 4 Equipment 19 - 30 Brushes 44
Slip/Doll Composition Body, 4Kilns 29 - 30 Tools 44 - 63
Mason Stains 5 Kiln Accessories 31 - 35 Impression Tools 56 - 63
Underglazes 6 - 8, 15 - 16Bisque - 36 - 39 Books 64 - 71
Glazes 9 - 11, 16 - 18 Bisque Accessories 40 Ordering 70 - 71
Overglazes 12 Molds/Straps/Bands 41 Index 72
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