طين جيوتو داس للتشكيل بالهواء (150g) لا حاجة للفرن، سهل التشكيل والفرد، يُنمّي الإبداع، مثالي للتشكيل والأنشطة الأخرى – أبيض

Key specs: 150 g weight, white color, air-dry hardening, smooth finish, water-based for easy cleanup, and suitable for small projects like badges, tiny figures, magnets, tags, and ornaments.

It's great for school projects, tiny sculptures, practice pieces, magnets, tiles, and little ornaments. The small 150 g pack is perfect for trials and class handouts without committing to a larger block.

Steps: knead the clay until soft and pliable, shape or roll it as you like, smooth surfaces with a damp finger or brush, let it air-dry (about one day per centimetre of thickness), and then sand lightly if needed before painting.

Yes. The clay dries hard enough to be painted after it dries, allowing you to add details, colors, and designs once fully set.

Yes. The clay is water-based, so hands, tools, and surfaces can be cleaned quickly with water.

For best results, keep thickness modest (a few millimetres to a centimetre). It dries in air, roughly one day per centimetre of thickness, depending on humidity and thickness.

If you need a larger quantity, consider Giotto DAS Air-Dry Modelling Clay 500 g White (https://fepy.com/product/giotto-das-air-dry-modelling-clay-500g-white). For even more clay, the 1000 g option Giotto DAS Air-Dry Modelling Clay 1000 g White is available at https://fepy.com/product/giotto-das-air-dry-modelling-clay-1000g-white. These offer the same air-dry, paintable results with larger packs.

Yes, it’s designed for craft and school-style projects, and it cleans up easily with water. As with all crafts, supervise younger children and keep clay away from eyes and mouth.

Store in a dry, cool place and keep the pack closed when not in use to prevent drying out. If it starts to lose moisture, lightly rehydrate with a small amount of water and knead until soft again.

Giotto DAS Air-Dry Clay requires no oven or kiln, dries naturally in air, and is easy to clean up with water. It's ideal for quick, small projects and classroom use, with a smooth finish that sands and paints well—different from polymer clays that need baking and can be firmer and more expensive.