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Ancient Swimmers (Egypt) — 4×6" Hand-Sculpted Clay Wall Art

Ancient Swimmers (Egypt) — 4×6" Hand-Sculpted Clay Wall Art

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This 4×6-inch wall piece is hand-sculpted from clay, tinted with natural earth pigments to reflect the warm, sunlit tones of the original rock surface. The figures—fluid, weightless, and poised mid-stroke—speak of life, movement, and the human connection to water. Their minimal forms suggest both stillness and vitality, evoking a timeless story in a single gesture. Crafted with restraint, the piece carries the texture of weathered stone, offering a tactile bridge between past and present. Details: Size: 4×6 inches (5x7 framed) Materials: Hand-mixed clay with natural iron-oxide pigments Surface inspired by sun-warmed stone Ready to hang Why You’ll Love It: A minimal homage to ancient art of motion Earthy, tactile finish for organic interiors Perfect for lovers of subtle cultural echoes and refined simplicity
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Is this safe for... ?

KIDS: NO.

ANIMALS: NO.

Handle slowly and carefully. There are sharp fragments in this product.

What is the clay made of?

The clay is made with a blend of translucent Sculpey III, iron oxides for pigmentation, and natural pigmented fragments that were hand foraged and processed.

How do I sculpt with it?

Handle slowly and carefully. There are sharp fragments within.

Hand mix the polymer after unpackaging to rewarm the clay and aid in pliability.

To maximize the amount of fragments visible in your piece, roll the clay thin to get the most surface area possible. Use other medium beneath for maximum product use.

Shape your piece normally. Pay careful attention to the surface of your piece. Push the clay around the fragments at the surface of your clay to create the texture you'd like to see.

How do I fire it?

Same instructions as Sculpey III.

275 for 15 minutes per 1/4" thickness.

How do I seal it?

Sealing the clay helps hold the surface fragments in place after firing. I use a few layers of mod-podge for small pieces. For larger pieces, I apply UV resin then mod-podge.