Glorex 6 8073 005, Pottery Clay, Unfired, 5 kg in Terracotta, Smooth and Easy to Use, Without Fireclay Content, Air-Hardening and Flammable, Suitable for Potters’ Wheels

Used for university course in fine art and worked well.

I love this clay. I've used it to throw some lovely pots, so sad that it is a lot more difficult to get now, hopefully it becomes more available!

Great for keeping the little one amused indoors if weather is bad (my little one didn't move from the table for an hour straight!). I'd say it's a great investment if your children like crafting. Great value for money. WARNING! it's messy! Put a plastic sheet down and make sure that little ones are in old clothes as it does get everywhere. And I mean everywhere, I'd advise you not to use in a room with carpet. I've seen a Pinterest post about making herb gardening name sticks using this clay so I might give it a go myself.

Value for the money. Used it to make some pottery items. Clay quality is really good. It was still soft for few weeks after opening the package.

I love this clay it soooo easy to soften!! And it reeeaaaly works good for spray tan as once you wash your hands after using it your hands go a lovely shade of Donal Trump orange 🍊 if you want too in one clay then def go for this claaay yaaaassss all my girls will be so pleased with this pot I made

The product is great fun, quite easy to work with as well and gives a good finish. I would recommend it to anyone starting out who wants a lot of practice pieces.

It's a nice clay but i bought it thinking it's air drying clay. It ain't. My bad there. So you need a kiln to fire your pieces otherwise they'll just fall apart. You can get air drying clay for a few quid more and it dries hard without the struggle of firing. I don't see much point in buying normal clay when you can get the modern easy to use version of it. So watch out. But if you're a potter with a kiln in your garden then it is a good clay after all i guess.

The person i brought it for as a present, liked it.