Blanc de Chine No. 9814 (ARCHIVED) air dry clay a little more intense in

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Blanc de Chine No. 9814 (ARCHIVED) air dry clay a little more intense inA subtle porcelain colour Blanc de Chine takes its name from the exquisite porcelain originally made by the master potters of China's Fujian province. Appearing blue in some lights and white in others, it's a beautifully subtle shade that works well alongside the equally intriguing Light Blue. Recommended Primer & Undercoat: White Tones Complementary white: Slipper Satin