Armadillo Clay and Supplies

Austin, United States

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Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
Accepts Bitcoin
No
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Bike Parking
Yes
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes
Dogs Allowed
Yes

Description

Specialties

Armadillo Clay manufactures water-​based clay bodies for potters, hobbyists, and schools. We also carry a huge selection of clay tools, glazes, and supplies. In addition to clay supplies, we also stock plasters, dry chemicals, and a large range of fused glass supplies for COE 96.

History

Established in 1979.

In the late 70’s, in a garage located in the Clarksville area of Austin Texas, potter Craig Freiburger started a small clay company with the goal to provide an economical and convenient source of clay for Central Texas artists. Three years later the booming clay business was renamed Armadillo Clay & Supplies and was relocated to East Austin where for the past thirty four years we have been serving all of Texas and the south west. Armadillo Clay prides itself on offering a wide selection of high quality products, many of which are manufactured in our Texas warehouse. Our goal is to provide friendly service and the best clay and supplies to potters, hobbyists, schools and industrial customers in a timely and economical manner. Thank you to all of our customers, families and friends who have helped us along the way and have helped to create an atmosphere where a person is treated like a person and not a potential sale.

Meet the Business Owner

Craig F.

Business Owner

Long-​time potter Craig Freiburger established Armadillo Clay in the late 70’s to help provide central Texas potters with a more convenient clay supply for their craft. The business has grown into a cornerstone for the clay community in central Texas, thanks to the help and support of family, friends, and customers. Today, Craig still oversees operations at the shop on a daily basis and helps customers with technical questions regarding clay and glaze chemistry. As an active contributor to the clay community and art outreach in central Texas, he helps sponsor events such as the Texas Clay Festival on an annual basis.