The Mitticool Clay Jali is a perfect blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern architectural design. Made from 100% natural terracotta clay, these jalis offer aesthetic beauty, cooling comfort, and sustainability all in one timeless creation.
Every jali is handcrafted with care by skilled artisans from India, reflecting the earthy charm and eco-conscious philosophy of Mitticool, the brand known for revolutionizing clay innovations.
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Key Features of Mitticool Clay Jali
Eco-Friendly & Sustainable Made from natural terracotta clay, completely non-toxic and recyclable.
Natural Cooling Effect Allows air circulation while keeping interiors cool and comfortable.
Artistic & Custom Designs Available in various geometric, floral, and traditional patterns.
Durable & Weather Resistant Fired at high temperatures to ensure long-lasting strength.
Low Maintenance Easy to clean and retains its color and texture for years.
Product Description
Naturally fractured roasted clay pieces. A beautiful contrast of dark charcoal and pale grey-white layers offers a rustic, organic aesthetic. Ideal for collecting, crafts, or traditional use (e.g., Nakumatt/Bhutdo).
Edible Clay (also known as geophagia clay or Nakumatt) is a naturally occurring mineral earth that is specifically purified and processed for human consumption.It has been used for centuries across various cultures for medicinal, ritualistic, and nutritional purposes.
Core Characteristics
Texture & Taste: It typically has a crunchy, "earthy" bite that turns creamy or pasty when chewed.Many varieties are roasted to give them a smoky aroma and a harder snap.
Mineral Rich: It is naturally packed with minerals like calcium, magnesium, iron, and silica.
Natural Detox: Edible clays like Bentonite have a negative ionic charge, which allows them to bind to positively charged toxins and heavy metals in the gut, helping to flush them out.
Popular Varieties
Nakumatt: A very popular roasted clay known for its deep smoky flavor and "cementy" crunch.
Multani Mitti (Fuller's Earth): Often used externally, but "food-grade" roasted versions are eaten for their cooling properties.
Kaolin (White Dirt): A soft, chalky clay often used as a gentle digestive aid.
Bhutdo: A traditional grey clay common in parts of India, valued for its smooth texture.
Why People Use It
Digestive Aid: Often used to soothe an upset stomach, reduce acidity, or treat mild diarrhea.
Pregnancy Cravings: In many cultures, pregnant women eat clay to satisfy "pica" cravings or to help with morning sickness.
Traditional Wellness: Used in Ayurveda to balance the body's internal heat (Pitta) and provide a cooling effect.
Effortless Crafting Experience
Our air-dry clay offers a flexible, pliable form, making it easy for anyone to shape and model intricate designs. Its smooth texture and low porosity provide excellent results in a variety of artistic and educational settings.
Versatile Applications
Ideal for art, craft, and model making, this soft and smooth clay is a preferred choice for schools, studios, and creative professionals. Its stable, irreversible drying process helps preserve your creations for a long time.
FAQ's of Air-Dry Clay:
Q: How do I use air-dry clay for crafting projects?
A: Simply knead the soft, pliable clay and shape it as desired. Allow your model to air-dry at room temperature, without baking or kiln firing. The clay sets permanently through an irreversible drying process.
Q: What benefits does this air-dry clay offer over traditional clays?
A: This clay requires no special equipment, provides a smooth surface finish, is easy to manipulate due to its low hardness, and dries with minimal water absorption. Its low porosity ensures less warping or cracking, making it suitable for lasting creations.
Q: When is the best time to work with air-dry clay?
A: Air-dry clay is ideal for use in temperate conditions (below its melting point of 50-70C). Avoid handling it in extreme heat or humidity to maintain optimal pliability and surface finish.
Q: Where can this air-dry clay be used?
A: This product is distributed and supplied across India and is suitable for use in homes, art studios, educational institutions, and by model makers or professional artists.
Q: What is the drying process and how long does it take?
A: After molding, the clay should be left to dry in open air. The drying period varies based on the size and thickness of your work but typically ranges from 24 to 72 hours for smaller models.
Q: Are there any specific storage requirements?
A: To keep the clay soft and workable, store it in an airtight container away from direct sunlight and heat above 50C, as higher temperatures may cause melting or premature drying.
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