Pastry Artist Pro Clay Kit

• 100g Aura Clay® Vanilla Resin Clay (2 units) - our vanilla-toned, pre-textured air-dry clay. Looks and feels like real cake dough.
• 100g Aura Clay® Chocolate Resin Clay (2 units) - chocolate pre-colored, pre-textured air-dry clay for natural contrasts and fine details.
• 100g Aura Clay® Marshmallow Resin Clay (2 units) - ultra-light air-dry clay for fluffy accents and delicate details.
• 50g Aura Clay® Resin Clay (1 unit) - semi-transparent base clay for layering and translucent effects.
  

Free shipping to USA & Canada.

The complete professional palette for pastry artists and miniature food creators. With seven units across four harmoniously coordinated varieties, you have professional quantities for multiple projects without running out. All Resin Clay varieties blend easily, shape smoothly, and air-dry without a kiln — for hyper-realistic results.

Complete Starter Collection - Everything you need to create stunning miniature pastries in one curated bundle. No guessing what clays to buy - we've selected the perfect combination for realistic dessert art.

Gourmet Color Palette - Vanilla, Chocolate, and Marshmallow clays give you the essential colors for creating authentic-looking cakes, cookies, macarons, and sweet treats without mixing or painting.

Free Shipping to North America - Enjoy complimentary shipping to USA and Canada. Get premium Japanese clay delivered to your door without the typical international shipping costs.

Perfect for Beginners & Pros - Whether you're just starting your miniature food art journey or expanding your clay collection, this kit provides the versatile colors every pastry artist needs.

Ready to Create Immediately - Open the box and start crafting. The gourmet clay colors are pre-tinted and ready to use - no additional supplies needed to achieve realistic pastry tones.

Premium Japanese Quality - All clays are made in Japan with superior texture and finish. Air-dry formula means no baking required - just shape, dry, and display your edible-looking miniatures.

Value-Packed - Get multiple specialty clays at a better price than buying individually, plus you qualify for free international shipping.

How to Slow Down Drying of Air-Dry Clay While Sculpting

Air-Dry Clay starts drying once you take it out of the sealed package. The humidity and warmth of the environment you are working in, as well as your hands, significantly affect the drying time of your clay piece.

To ensure that your Air-Dry Clay stays pliable while sculpting, make sure to keep a small bowl of water or a spray bottle nearby. Dip your fingertips in a small amount of water whenever you feel like the clay might be drying out too fast. Alternatively, you can lightly spray larger pieces of clay with a tiny bit of water. You can always add more water if needed—go little by little.

If you have dry hands, we also recommend applying hand cream before sculpting. This helps your Air-Dry Clay stay flexible and stretchy while you are working with it.

Is your Air-Dry Clay drying out too fast?

If you are working on multiple pieces of Air-Dry Clay at the same time, we recommend storing them between two sheets of moist (not wet!) paper towels. Simply place your piece on one moist paper towel and cover it with another. This “sandwich method” helps preserve the elasticity of unfinished pieces while you work on another one. When you are ready to assemble your pieces or continue working on them, just remove them from the paper towels.

Do you have trouble attaching Air-Dry Clay pieces to each other?

No problem! Simply add a tiny dab of transparent, fast-drying wood or craft glue to your pieces before sticking them together.How to Slow Down Drying of Air-Dry Clay While Sculpting

Air-Dry Clay starts drying once you take it out of the sealed package. The humidity and warmth of the environment you are working in, as well as your hands, significantly affect the drying time of your clay piece.

To ensure that your Air-Dry Clay stays pliable while sculpting, make sure to keep a small bowl of water or a spray bottle nearby. Dip your fingertips in a small amount of water whenever you feel like the clay might be drying out too fast. Alternatively, you can lightly spray larger pieces of clay with a tiny bit of water. You can always add more water if needed—go little by little.

If you have dry hands, we also recommend applying hand cream before sculpting. This helps your Air-Dry Clay stay flexible and stretchy while you are working with it.

Is your Air-Dry Clay drying out too fast?

If you are working on multiple pieces of Air-Dry Clay at the same time, we recommend storing them between two sheets of moist (not wet!) paper towels. Simply place your piece on one moist paper towel and cover it with another. This “sandwich method” helps preserve the elasticity of unfinished pieces while you work on another one. When you are ready to assemble your pieces or continue working on them, just remove them from the paper towels.

Do you have trouble attaching Air-Dry Clay pieces to each other?

No problem! Simply add a tiny dab of transparent, fast-drying wood or craft glue to your pieces before sticking them together.

Chocolate Resin Clay: Resin-based hollow filler, stone powder, fungicide, antiviral agent, resin, water, pigment

Marshmallow Resin Clay: Resin-based hollow filler, synthetic adhesive, preservatives and fungicide, water

Vanilla Resin Clay: Resin-based hollow filler, stone powder, fungicide, antiviral agent, water, pigment

Resin Clay: Water, preservatives, liquid paraffin, liquid plasticizer, powder