5lb Pottery Clay: Best Mix- BMix - BMX - Mid Fire Cone 5-7 - Rocky Mountain Clay

Good quality clay. Texture is smooth. And easy to mold on a wheel

I got a solid block of clay. It did have a small amount of bacteria/mold growing on one side (which is pretty normal for clay) but I was able to just cut it off.

It definitely has its uses. Rocky Mountain Clay of Colorado type BMX. Preference and applications determine it's usefulness. It's a bit like working with pita bread. Kneed it well or else it might crack. Add water if necessary. I liked the plasticity & the texture it dried to for certain applications It dries so that you can sculpt it further. A bit like chalk and clay. I used it in a class. If you want to boast of having made real Colorado pieces of art, this is a nice authentic clay project.

When i took it out the box, it had a good feel and was firm yet fluid- perfect. However through further inspection there was a lot of mold. I’ve emailed and is expecting a response but it seems to be quality.

I liked this clay. It was easy to use it dried nicely, and there was a good amount in the bag for the price I paid.

It seems nice and soft but I haven't opened it yet because it seems to have speckles of mold all over it.

Used this to mold a scythe blade for a 2 piece mold. Very happy with the results!

I was asked by my sister in law if I would teach her how to roll clay flat, then teacher how to copy and make a native american figure