Modeling Clay Set Fiorello Plastelina — 12 colors

Fiorello Plastelina — 12 colors is a modeling clay set intended for sculpting, crafting and educational activities. The set includes twelve distinct colors that allow mixing and layering to create figures, decorations and tactile learning aids. The clay’s unspecified weight and moderate malleability make it suitable for a range of projects from simple children’s models to more detailed hobby work and classroom exercises.

Advantages

The Fiorello Plastelina set provides a broad palette of twelve colors that blend cleanly and retain shape once pressed. Its consistency supports repeated shaping and reworking without rapid drying, enabling longer creative sessions. The clay is easy to handle for small hands and detailed enough for hobbyists who require controlled modelling. The product’s color range helps teach mixing and colour theory in an educational environment while offering a durable medium for decorative pieces.

Suitable for

• Children’s art projects and play-based learning
• School classrooms and craft lessons
• Hobby modelling and prototype shaping
• Home craft activities and seasonal decorations

Key specifications

• Number of colors: 12 distinct shades
• Material type: modelling clay (plastilina)
• Texture: malleable, suitable for shaping and reworking
• Finish: non-drying during normal use, retains pressed details
• Intended user groups: children, students, hobbyists

How to use

Work with individual pieces of clay by warming them in your hands to increase pliability, then press, roll and sculpt into the desired shapes. Combine colors by layering or kneading to obtain gradients and new hues. For detailed work, use simple modelling tools, plastic knives or embossing sticks to refine edges and surface texture. After shaping, place models on a flat, dust-free surface to avoid imprinting. Store unused clay in airtight containers or resealable bags to maintain condition between uses.

Usage recommendations

Use on a washable, non-porous surface to protect work areas. Supervise young children during use to prevent ingestion. Clean hands and tools with warm water and mild soap; avoid extreme heat sources that could alter consistency. For classroom distribution, portion out small amounts per child to reduce waste and mixing of colors.