Please support your local ceramic supplier and purchase Clay Magic molds from your local Clay Magic distributor. For fewer errors and ease in ordering, you can use this section to create your list. Instead of clicking the submit button, copy the selection and paste in a word document, this will assure you have the correct mold number, description and price. For your convenience, print out and/or email your order word document to your local Clay Magic distributor.
To place an order with Clay Magic direct, please fill out the form below and supply us with the list of molds you would like.
To add or subtract molds to your list use the + or – feature to the left of the mold numbers on the price lists located in the catalogs, new releases or search page sections of this website. These price lists are located below the photos in these sections, simply scroll down below the photos to view.
To view your selections in your list, click on ORDER in the black menu box. You can continue to add or subtract selections.
When your list is complete, click Submit Order. Clay Magic will email you within 3 business days with your order inquiry total including any applicable discounts and shipping costs.
After you receive our email with the order inquiry total and you would like to proceed with the order, contact us with your payment information, we accept Visa, MC, and Discover, check or money order. Or if you prefer, email us back with a time for us to contact you. Clay Magic hours are 7:30 to 4:00 EST M-F Phone 734-379-3400. (This information will also be included in our return email)
This order inquiry is for the mold or molds, not the unpainted ceramic bisque or the finished ware. All molds are made to order, it is our policy that this mold order, once approved and we proceed, cannot be changed or returned.
What is a ceramic mold? Clay Magic is a ceramic mold manufacturer; we make the molds that create the unfinished ceramic bisque. We sell the mold only. The mold is made of plaster and is filled with liquid clay (slip) then drained once a cast is formed. When sufficiently set up the cast is removed from the mold. The cast is then dried, cleaned then fired in a kiln, once the cast is fired it becomes unpainted ceramic bisque.