Scola Air Drying Clay - Terracotta - 12.5kg

Drying time depends on the thickness and size of the model, but it can take several days to a week or more for larger pieces. Ensure adequate ventilation.

Yes, this clay can be fired in a kiln by more advanced potters. However, it's designed to be air-dried and requires no firing.

Yes, once the clay is completely dry, you can paint it with acrylic paints. Sealing with PVA glue before painting is recommended.

Store unused clay in an airtight container or tightly wrapped in plastic to prevent it from drying out.

Yes, this clay is suitable for use by children, but adult supervision is recommended, especially during painting and decorating.

You can use various sculpting tools, knives, and even household items like toothpicks or skewers to shape and detail your models.

Yes, you can add water to the clay if it starts to dry out. However, add the water gradually and knead the clay to ensure even distribution.

Lightly mist the clay with water and knead it until it regains a workable consistency.

Ensure the model dries slowly and evenly, or add water to the clay and incorporate to reduce shrinkage.

Use a small amount of water to lubricate tools or the clay surface.