Fimo Air 8103 Basic 250g - Terracotta A ready-for-use clay-like material that dries and hardens in the air - so there's no need for firing. FIMOair basic is ideal for modelling, shaping and creating objects that look like they are made out of clay. It is made from 95% natural substances making it ideal for children’s use. Modelling fosters creativity, imagination and spatial perception and trains and develops fine motor skills. After drying, modelled objects can be modified using a file or sandpaper. Specifications: Contains 250g block - terracotta Quick information: Ideal for art, leisure and hobby as well as for educational purposes in schools, kindergartens and other similar facilities. Clay-like Pottery without a kiln Smooth consistency Dimensionally stable At least 95 % natural substances Tested by independent toxicologists Dermatologically tested Ready to use Hardened models can be modified (filed, sanded, drilled, painted, varnished) Foil packaging prevents a drying out of the modelling clay About the Staedtler FIMO - creativity for all ages and levels: Whether you are an amateur or professional, child or adult, beginner or experienced crafter, the FIMO range of premium craft products is designed with everyone in mind and with perfect results guaranteed every time. Products include the world famous FIMO polymer clay, decorative leaf metal, plus a whole range of other modelling materials and accessories. About Staedtler - the modern brand rich in tradition: STAEDTLER is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of writing, colouring and drawing instruments as well as premium quality modelling/polymer clays. It is also one of the oldest manufacturing companies in Germany, drawing on centuries of experience and expertise in the development of innovative writing and drawing instruments. It was in 1835 that Johann Sebastian STAEDTLER set up his pencil manufacturing plant in Nuremberg, and records show that one of the founder’s ancestors was actually making pencils as early as 1662. Within five years the company was making no fewer than 63 different types of pencil, soon progressing to both round and hexagonal wood pencils in 48 colours, and by 1866 STAEDTLER employed 54 people and produced over 2 million pencils annually. Today, STAEDTLER is an international company with 21 manufacturing and distribution subsidiaries around the world, employing more than 3,500 people. It is Europe’s largest manufacturer of blacklead and coloured pencils, offering a comprehensive range of stationery for school, home and work environments. Many of these products are now internationally recognised classics, such as the Noris HB pencil, the Mars plastic eraser and Lumocolor markers. Throughout the company’s history, quality and innovation have remained the key to STAEDTLER’s continuing success, with regular breakthroughs in product design, performance and manufacturing process. Recent innovations include the award- winning triplus range of triangular writing instruments, ABS, the revolutionary break-resistant protective coating for coloured pencils, and WOPEX, a ground- breaking way of producing pencils that maximises the usage of raw materials. Further, Noris colour is another innovation of an enhanced range of coloured pencils made by a new, more sustainable production process.