The leading brand of polymer oven hardening clay.

The Superior Working Properties
of Kato Polyclay:
• Ease of conditioning and handling
• Color stability and uniform consistency
• Non-sticky formula
• Superior cured strength
• More for your money

Kato Polyclay is easy to condition with no crumbling. Slice the polyclay into pieces approximately 1/4” thick and roll through the thickest setting of your pasta machine. Finish by folding and rolling. Or, by hand, cut the clay into chunks and knead until it is soft and pliable.

Even with continuous kneading and working, Kato Polyclay maintains its ease of workability and does not become sticky.

Most Kato Polyclay colors remain unchanged from raw to cured state. Certain colors deepen very slightly when cured.

Kato Polyclay is the only clay utilizing vacuum processing… a state of the art process that removes internal air pockets.

Kato Polyclay is the strongest polymer clay on the market, and each color shares the same durability. And, you save money because Kato Polyclay is packaged in 3 ounce blocks, 50% bigger than the other brands, at about the same price.

Liquid Polyclay™ helps you do more with Kato Polyclay. It works as an extender, softener, adhesive and finish coat. Now you can do photo-transfers or complex grouting effects. Add paints, ink or dry pigments to make colorful glazes that bake and bond to polyclay.

Donna Kato
is a polymer clay author, teacher and artist. Her book “The Art of Polymer Clay” (Watson–Guptill, 1997) is one of the most popular and respected texts on the subject. Donna is a regular guest on The Carol Duvall Show and has released several instructional videotapes.

Donna’s Basic Toolbox:
• Work surface, such as an acrylic board, glass, formica, ceramic tile or piece of marble.
• Acrylic rod such as the Kato Clay Roller™.
• Needle tools such as the Kemper Pro Tool™.
• Kato Marxit™ measuring tool.
• Pasta machine (for making sheets of clay of uniform thickness)
• Slicing blades such as Kato Nublade+™ and Kato Nuflex™.