Air Dry Clay Modeling

Air Dry Clay Modeling in Minsk

Clay that obeys your hands.

Air-dry clay sculpting

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Clay Modeling Master Class in Minsk — Decor Without a Kiln

Air-dry clay is the perfect way to make interior decor without a kiln. The clay hardens on its own in open air within 24–48 hours.

In the session we show you how to work this pliable material: rolling it out, shaping it, smoothing the seams and adding texture with stamps and real plants.

You can make trays, trinket boxes, candle holders or decorative plates. Once the piece has fully dried at home (24–48 hours), you can paint it with acrylics and seal it with varnish.

What you will learn

Shape

Hand-building and shaping the piece

Tools

Working with professional modelling tools and loops

Piece

Making a one-of-a-kind plate, vase or stand

Finish

Finishing and drying the completed piece

How it works

3 hduration
100%materials included

Preparing the clay

We knead the clay and roll out an even slab

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Shaping

We cut out the base and form the rims of the piece

Decor and texture

We press in patterns and plants or add relief

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Drying

We smooth out any rough spots and leave the piece to dry

Frequently Asked Questions

The price depends on the day of your visit and the number of guests. One guest: 150 BYN Mon–Thu and 180 BYN Fri–Sun. The larger the group, the lower the price per person, down to 105 BYN/person Mon–Thu for a group of 10 or more. The booking form works out the exact amount.
The class runs about 3 hours. We close the studio for your group alone — up to 16 people.
Guests can work on their own from age 6. If your child is younger, come together — the booking is private, the room is yours alone, and the artist helps everyone.
No. We use a special clay body that hardens in the air within 24–48 hours.
In one master class there is time for 1–2 medium-sized pieces (a tray and a trinket box, for example).
Once it has dried completely, the clay can be painted with acrylics and sealed with an acrylic varnish.
Pieces made from air-dry clay are decorative. They are not suitable for contact with water or food.

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