Start with your firing temperature
Select the range compatible with your firing cycle, then check the exact value on the product’s technical data sheet.
Selection guide
Choose your clay body
Start with the practical requirements of your project: firing temperature, desired colour and clay-body preparation. The references below use data from the 2026 Raoult & Beck collection.
- 01
- 18 references
- 02
- 4 families
- 03
- Linked technical data
Three markers
A simple selection, followed by a precise check.
Choose the preparation
LISSE, IMP, CHF and CHM are shown only when available for that reference.
Read the fired colour
Compare colour families, then open the product page for the precise shade described for each clay body.
First filter
Start with the firing.
The same reference may appear in several ranges when it covers several firing cycles. Its exact value remains visible beside every clay body.
01
Up to 1050 °C
FA200Normande Red980–1080 °CFA300Normande White980–1080 °CFA100Normande Black980 °C maxFA240Beck Red980–1100 °CFA323Beck White980–1100 °CFA324Beck Extra White980–1100 °CFA151Beck Black980 °C maxFA141Beck Blue980–1050 °CFA160Beck Ochre980–1050 °CFA170Beck Green980–1050 °CGE221White Stoneware1000–1280 °CGE300Utah1000–1220 °CGE400Sword1000–1280 °CGE500Omaha1000–1280 °CFUJIFuji — Raku Clay Body980–1280 °C
02
1080–1150 °C
FA200Normande Red980–1080 °CFA300Normande White980–1080 °CFA240Beck Red980–1100 °CFA323Beck White980–1100 °CFA324Beck Extra White980–1100 °CGE133Noron1080–1150 °CGE221White Stoneware1000–1280 °CGE300Utah1000–1220 °CGE400Sword1000–1280 °CGE500Omaha1000–1280 °CGE700Anthra1080–1150 °CFUJIFuji — Raku Clay Body980–1280 °C
03
1200–1280 °C
Four worlds
Explore the clay-body families.
Normande Earthenware
Three essential colours rooted in local history.
Beck Earthenware
A distinctive colour range that lets form speak.
Stoneware
Seven characterful bodies, from ivory white to anthracite.
Fuji Raku
A body made for the intensity of fire and one-of-a-kind pieces.
Fired colour
Read the true palette of the range.
These groups help guide the search. Each product page gives the exact colour description for its reference.
Light · white & stone
Reds · terracotta
Warm · ochre, sand & brown
Blues & greens
Dark · black & anthracite
2026 collection
Compare all 18 references.
Firing temperature, colour and available preparations are taken directly from the range data.
01FA200
Normande Red
- Firing
- 980–1080 °C
- Fired colour
- Warm red
- Preparations
- LISSE · CHF
02FA300
Normande White
- Firing
- 980–1080 °C
- Fired colour
- Natural white
- Preparations
- LISSE · CHF
03FA100
Normande Black
- Firing
- 980 °C max
- Fired colour
- Deep black
- Preparations
- LISSE · CHF
04FA240
Beck Red
- Firing
- 980–1100 °C
- Fired colour
- Brick red
- Preparations
- LISSE · CHF
05FA323
Beck White
- Firing
- 980–1100 °C
- Fired colour
- Soft white
- Preparations
- LISSE · CHF
06FA324
Beck Extra White
- Firing
- 980–1100 °C
- Fired colour
- Bright white
- Preparations
- LISSE · CHF
07FA151
Beck Black
- Firing
- 980 °C max
- Fired colour
- Graphite black
- Preparations
- LISSE · CHF
08FA141
Beck Blue
- Firing
- 980–1050 °C
- Fired colour
- Slate blue
- Preparations
- LISSE
09FA160
Beck Ochre
- Firing
- 980–1050 °C
- Fired colour
- Sunlit ochre
- Preparations
- LISSE
10FA170
Beck Green
- Firing
- 980–1050 °C
- Fired colour
- Moss green
- Preparations
- LISSE
11GE133
Noron
- Firing
- 1080–1150 °C
- Fired colour
- Terracotta · brick red · burgundy
- Preparations
- LISSE · IMP · CHF
12GE221
White Stoneware
- Firing
- 1000–1280 °C
- Fired colour
- Ivory white
- Preparations
- LISSE · IMP · CHF · CENDRÉ · PYRITÉ
13GE300
Utah
- Firing
- 1000–1220 °C
- Fired colour
- Metallic blue to black
- Preparations
- IMP · CHF · CHM
14GE400
Sword
- Firing
- 1000–1280 °C
- Fired colour
- Havana brown
- Preparations
- IMP
15GE500
Omaha
- Firing
- 1000–1280 °C
- Fired colour
- Stone
- Preparations
- IMP · CHF · CHM
16GE600
Juno
- Firing
- IMP : 1220 °C · CHF/CHM : 1260 °C
- Fired colour
- Russet sand
- Preparations
- IMP · CHF · CHM
17GE700
Anthra
- Firing
- 1080–1150 °C
- Fired colour
- Anthracite
- Preparations
- CHF · CHM
18FUJI
Fuji — Raku Clay Body
- Firing
- 980–1280 °C
- Fired colour
- Cream white
- Preparations
- CHF · CHM
The temperatures shown are those of the 2026 collection. Consult the technical data sheet before use.
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