ActivaSupreme Artist's Air-Dry Modelling, 3.3 pounds, Terra Cotta Clay

Was enough for my entire class of 28 students to each make 4 inch diameter replica of a carved Ancient Greek coin. The clay does dry quickly, so it can’t be overworked, unless you add a tiny bit of water to restore it. Once dried though, they were solid with no cracking or crumbling. We painted them two days later with acrylic paint which adhered great. I’ll buy this again, it was so much better than the usual red clay I’ve gotten before that crumbles.

This clay is great, it’s a lot of clay and a create value for what you get. Easy to work with and I like the color

Here's a couple of things I made for our company Christmas party this year as gifts as we were doing all homemade. I like the consistency of the clay it molds very easily and it's not too runny. Everybody loved what I made and I feel like they will last a long time. It's a great product for whatever you need to do

This clay dries too fast for me to work with. It is pliable and easy to work with though. I can only use small pieces at a time. I will not be buying this again. when I received this package of clay it was not marked as being Activa or any other brand. No description was on this package except for the mailing label to me. I cannot say what brand of clay I received. I have bought many clays in the past and the packages have their brand name on it on it. Four stars because of the questionable brand

I bought this for my child to have for her clay and pottery making set. Ship fast. And great product. Can't go wrong with the cost. Easy to use and store.

I love the feel of this clay. It is soft and supple, kneads easily and I was able to form my project successfully. My client was very happy with it. I molded a 2 foot long Iquana painted in blue, green & purple with jewelry wire and huge crystals attached. Very satisfied.

This clay does dry out pretty fast and I also noticed cracks when it was dried out. I’m still learning and this was kinda of like my first time making anything with clay so that could be the reason too. But yeah it’s easy to use for sure and the price seems decent.

If you’re looking for something affordable to sculpt with that’s actually good quality, this is perfect. I’ve sculpted with paper clay which is fine but this clay is much easier to get detailed work out of. The texture is nice to play with and easy to maneuver. I included an image of what I’ve been able to make so far and honestly I couldn’t ask for a better clay to work with. It dries in a day and is perfect for detailed work. The only issue which is expected is that it will shrink when it dries so if you add clay on top, expect it to crack and fall off if you’re not careful. I decided to glue down what pieces started to fall off and sand it down and it’s perfectly sturdy enough. Another good thing is this is quite strong when dry. I’m quite rough with it while sanding and I haven’t broken anything unless it was an accident on parts that were loose (like the neck but that was my fault). It’s incredibly smooth once sanded down and feels very nice in your hand. Very much recommend for people who want to craft on a budget. If you add on top of dried clay, be prepared to glue it back on with nail glue or super glue. I even have very tiny pieces that are very durable and strong (not pictured). I have suffered any cracking like some of the reviews have other than when I had clay on top but that’s it. Very fun to play with