Condition the clay with a bit of lotion if stiff. Sculpt using hands, tools, or moulds. Let it air-dry at room temperature for 24–72 hours. Paint with acrylics once fully dry. Seal with varnish for a long-lasting finish.

• No oven or kiln required – air dries in 24–72 hours
• Ideal for hyper-realistic floral art, figurines, jewelry & décor
• Easily accepts paints, glazes, and varnishes
• Dries semi-translucent like real porcelain
• Suitable for fine wires, cutters, and silicone molds

• Refined Gum + starch Blend – natural & smooth
• Special Additives – improves workability and flexibility
• Preservatives – longer shelf life and anti-mold protection

Q: Why is my clay sticky?
A: Usually caused by too much moisture, warm hands, or humid weather. Dust lightly with cornstarch and knead gently.

Q: Is it edible/safe for children under 5?

A: No. While non-toxic, it’s not edible and recommended for kids 8+ under supervision.

3. Can I paint cold porcelain?

Yes. You can:

Mix acrylic or oil paint into the clay before shaping

Paint after drying using acrylic paints
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4. Does it shrink after drying?

Slight shrinkage (~5–10%) is normal — plan designs accordingly.

5. How long does it take to dry?

• Thin pieces: 12–24 hours
  
• Medium pieces: 1–3 days
  
• Thick pieces: up to a week
  

Humidity and thickness affect drying time.

6. Is cold porcelain waterproof?

Not fully. Once dry, it can resist a little moisture, but water exposure may soften or damage it. Seal finished pieces with varnish or acrylic sealer or UV Resin for better protection.

7. Does cold porcelain need baking?

No. Cold porcelain is an air-dry clay, so it hardens naturally when left out to dry.