Air-Dry Porcelain™ White, Non Toxic, Air Dry Clay, 1.1 Pound bar Great for Realistic Looking Flowers, Intricate Sculpting and Jewelry Making.

It’s pretty good one. It’s unreadable when dried unlike other air dry clays

Love product! Great value! Fast shipping! Just as described! Well pleased! Will buy from them again!

Way to expensive.

Saw a crafter using this product and thought I would attempt my own projects. So blown away by the ease of use. It air dries rock hard and accepts glue as well as acrylic paint beautifully. I will be buying it again.

I like this porcelain clay but the way the co wraps this in cellophane makes it stick to the cellophane. I solved that by unwrapping it before using any and disposing of the cellophane and wrapping the clay in Press and Seal. Works much better!

I love this clay. It's smooth and easy to work with. I haven't used this particular product before but I really like it. I just made some flowers and am waiting for them to dry completely. I will be ordering more. It shipped quickly and I think it's just what I've been looking for.

I bought this clay to make small figurines, but the clay is so soft that as it dries, it loses its form due to gravity. It can't form pinch pots or even balls without collapsing because it is so soft. I ended up with a disfigured blob instead of a nice figurine. Other than flat projects or very thin layers, this clay cannot be used for hand-building. It's also stickier than pottery clay or air-dry clays. It feels like there's a glue component to the clay, which adds to the translucence. If you add water, the clay becomes VERY sticky. Even without added water, straight out of the package, I couldn't roll it flat without it sticking to my silicone mat. This is a very disappointing medium to work with.

When I opened the package, a lot of clay stuck to everything. It is wrapped in saran wrap inside the package. There was quite a bit of a waste. I could not get it to come off the saran wrap. After conditioning it and creating a piece, it is still flexible after three days of drying. I don’t know how long it will be for them to try hard. If ever. I couldn’t find anything in the description that it will dry flexible. I am at a loss now that I have made so many pieces. So far, I am frustrated because I want to paint it and use it in my work. But this whole drying process is really strange. I’m not sure if it will ever dry hard.