طين تشكيل ديلي، لون بني وزن (500g) غرام يجف بالهواء

Key specs: 500g pack, natural brown shade, air hardening (no kiln needed), soft and easy to knead, non-toxic and eco-safe, suitable for art and hobby crafts.

It's great for home, school, and studio projects such as models, sculptures, miniatures, character designs, and creative experiments.

Knead the clay until soft and pliable, then mold with fingers or sculpting tools. Keep the work area slightly damp if needed to smooth edges and avoid cracking as it dries.

Clay dries at room temperature. Thinner pieces dry faster, while thicker sections take longer. Ensure pieces are fully dry before painting or finishing; you may need to allow overnight or longer depending on thickness and humidity.

Store in an airtight bag or sealed container when not in use. Keep away from direct heat or sunlight and reseal after every use to maintain pliability.

Acrylic paints are commonly used after drying. Once painted and fully dry, you can seal with a suitable varnish or clear coat to increase durability.

Yes, it is non-toxic and designed for safe use in home, school, or studio settings. Adult supervision is recommended for younger children.

Basic sculpting tools, silicone or wooden modeling tools, smoothers, and brushes. Water or a damp cloth can help with smoothing; avoid excessive moisture that could extend drying time.

If you’re considering alternatives on Fepy.com, you can compare with other Deli air-hardening clays in different colors such as White and Grey, or even Terracotta variants. For direct comparisons, see these product pages: Deli Air Hardening Modelling Clay White 500g (https://fepy.com/products/deli-air-hardening-modelling-clay-white-500g), Deli Air Hardening Modelling Clay Grey 500g (https://fepy.com/products/deli-air-hardening-modelling-clay-grey-500g), and Deli Air Hardening Modelling Clay Terracotta 500g (https://fepy.com/products/deli-air-hardening-modelling-clay-terracotta-500g).

500g is suitable for multiple smaller sculptures, figurines, or several practice pieces depending on the size. For beginners or quick experiments, you can complete several miniatures; for larger pieces, you may want to plan project sizes and any molds or armatures accordingly.