NARA Air-Dry Clay (Hard & Strong), 500g. (1.1 lbs.) Block, for Sculpting and Coating - Easy to Use (White)

Great product, quick shipping, good price. I used it to make some repairs on a ceramic statue. I bought the gray because what I was working on was dark brown. That way it's going to be very easy to paint over and no one will know where the damage was.

Best air dry i have ever worked with, yes you have to keep it wet while using it but unlike other air dry clays ive tried, this doesn't dry out as fast while working with it Clay quality: amazing imo Ease of use: Very especially for beginners imo Ease of cleaning: Very Easy Why did you pick this product vs others?: Price

It was good, dries out quickly

This Nar Nar clay works really well for bark detail on the tree models that I'm making. Is the best air dry clay I've used. It sticks to armatures easily, doesn't crack, and is amazingly strong. Am liking it more and more😁👍

I would not buy it again. It worked ok for a thicker clay piece I made but on the thinner parts it broke off. Not saying it’s all bad but I will try a different air dry clay next purchase.

Build the frame with foil and masking tape. Cover in nara. Smooth with water. Wash hands frequently. Use x acto knife and sandpaper when dry to fine tune. Comparison: Paperclay and Das are lighter and do not dry as hard as Nara. It is more like potter's clay.

Excellent material for repairing clay ornaments or sculptures.

I have little experience with air dry clay, but after our attempt to make my grandsons handprint / this it it! We traced his hand, cut it out, placed on wax paper, over a small bowl. We wanted it shaped to it could be used as a jewelry dish. Other brands were terrible, wouldn’t dry or broke once dry. This is the one that finally worked. We were able to write on it after drying and sealed with a mod podge type sealer. Super cute and my daughter loved it. It will be amazing to see how his hand changes in size from being 5 now. Clay can be painted and dried quick!