• Ideal for art, recreation and hobby as well as for educational purposes in schools, kindergartens and other similar facilities
• Clay-like
• Pottery without a kiln
• Smooth consistency
• Dimensionally stable
• At least 95 % natural substances
• Ready to use
• Hardened models can be modified (filed, sanded, drilled, painted, varnished)
• Foil packaging prevents a drying out of the modelling clay

Before starting your work, knead the self-hardening clay, add a bit water inside if the clay is not flexible enough and knead it thoroughly,  it is ready to be worked if no cracks are formed.

Take small pieces of clay and add as you go along. Work quickly. If your work is a long-term job, you may notice that some parts are starting to dry. If this is the case, slightly moisten the clay. If you want to add one element to another already dry, moisten the surface before placing the second part or use our Darwi super strong acrylic adhesive to weld two dry elements.

If you work the clay on a porous material, first coat it with water to prevent the water in the Darwi clay from immediately disintegrating in the substrate and drying. This could cause cracks
When you have finished your sculpture, let it dry and rest on paper towels. If you do not have paper towels, be sure to return the creation so that the base can dry too.

If you try to speed up the drying time, cracks may appear. It is necessary to count 24h at room temperature by 1 cm of thickness so that the sculpture is completely dry. This time is indicative because it can vary depending on the humidity of the room and air!
To finalize the sculpture, use our Darwi acrylic paints and varnishes .