A New Kind of Clay
Air cure ceramic for shaping, throwing, refinement, and surface design. One system. Finishes ceramic. Heat free.
Eco Forma is a heat free, air cure clay system designed for strength at a small scale. Ideal for jewelry, small form work, and sculptural pieces.
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Made for Versatility
Air-cure strength builds in layers, so you can throw and shape freely, refine as it firms, then add color, transfers, and mixed media before finishing ceramic.
Most air-dry clays harden as water evaporates. Eco Forma is an air-cure ceramic system that strengthens through internal bonding—not evaporation alone.
What you will Receive: Air-Cure vs Air-Dry
Your sample includes 2 oz of Artisan White—the same clay as our full-size products—so you can feel how it rolls, cuts, sands, and finishes.
Air Dry
Most air-dry clay is a PVA-heavy “glue” body. It hardens as water leaves, which can mean a chalky finish, brittle edges, and weak thin work.
Air Cure
Eco Forma is mineral-forward, air-cure ceramic. It strengthens through internal bonding, so surfaces finish cleaner and thin work cures firm and durable.
Artisan Clay air-cures into ceramic. Its layered build unlocks expressive freedom—opening possibilities including throwing, mixed media and more.
Experience Clay Elevated
Eco Forma began with a values problem
Performance, solved
Clean handling and a firm cure. Rolls smooth, holds form, and resolves edges cleanly—so thin work stays controlled and workable for drilling, sanding, and carving.
Performance, solved
Clean handling and a firm cure. Rolls smooth, holds form, and resolves edges cleanly—so thin work stays controlled and workable for drilling, sanding, and carving.
Eco, without Compromise
Waterborne layers, no kiln, no baking. Pigments blend evenly and transfers bend, wrap, and fold with the form—so artwork reads like part of the surface.
Eco, without Compromise
Waterborne layers, no kiln, no baking. Pigments blend evenly and transfers bend, wrap, and fold with the form—so artwork reads like part of the surface.
The Eco System
Each stage adds control. Form stays workable, dip for refinement. Seal and finish carry it to full strength and a ceramic surface.
Clay→ Color→ Refine
Form
Make your piece your way. Rewet while you refine.
Clay→ Color→ Refine
Form
Make your piece your way. Rewet while you refine.
Strengthen + Prime
Dip adds strength, then Prime for an even, art-ready surface.
Strengthen + Prime
Dip adds strength, then Prime for an even, art-ready surface.
Design • Color • Transfer
Add prime—and design, color, or transfers as you like.
Design • Color • Transfer
Add prime—and design, color, or transfers as you like.
Finish
A soft, low-glare finish with a ceramic feel—refined in hand, easy on the eyes.
Finish
A soft, low-glare finish with a ceramic feel—refined in hand, easy on the eyes.
Most clay systems make you choose. We developed an air-cure clay system that is studio-grade results waterborne, heat free.
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Become a Studio Partner & Start Earning
Sell Eco Forma™ through your studio, classes, or audience. Approved partners earn commission on sales.
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It takes the hand
Explore for mixed media. Draw, paint, carve, drill, transfer, and coat.
Become a Studio Partner
Sell Eco Forma™ through your studio, classes, or audience. Approved partners earn commission on sales
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Wholesale & Stockists
Inquire to carry Eco Forma in your shop or studio. Wholesale partners receive approved pricing and retail support.
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Where we are going
Heat tolerance, waterproof finishing, and larger formats are in development and coming soon.
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