DAS Modelling Clay, a globally popular type of air-hardening clay, is widely used in arts and crafts.

Here's the most important information about it in English:

Key Features:

·       Self-drying: This clay does not require firing in a kiln; it dries and hardens when exposed to air within approximately 24 hours (depending on the thickness of the piece).

·       Easy to shape: It has a smooth texture that is easy to shape by hand or with sculpting tools, making it suitable for beginners, professionals, and children.

·       Versatile: It can be used to make sculptures, jewelry, molds, and decorations.

·       Paintable: Once completely dry, it becomes very hard and can be painted with acrylic or gouache paints and varnished for protection.

Usage Tips:

1.    Maintain moisture: If you feel the clay starting to dry out during work, you can add a little water to soften it.

2.    Storage: The packaging should be tightly sealed (using a plastic bag or adhesive tape) after opening to prevent the remaining clay from drying out.

3.    Smoothing: Use wet fingers to smooth the surface and hide cracks before the piece fully dries.