Sep 20, 2023
Okto Clay, a new non-stick air-dry clay produced in Ukraine, has recently been introduced in the UK. The clay is available in a variety of Sensory Arts and Crafts kits for kids, teens, and adults, aiming to revolutionize the way households engage in creative activities. Designed to provide a mess-free experience, Okto Clay is perfect for parents seeking relaxation or indoor playdates. It is praised for not sticking to carpets, clothes, or hair, making it convenient to clean up. The clay comes in a wide range of kits, including animals like pandas, bunnies, and foxes, as well as themed kits inspired by Vincent Van Gogh and flower beds in Holland. Okto Clay is suitable for individuals of all ages and is particularly beneficial for those with stress, anxiety, autism, and ADHD. It stimulates the senses without creating a mess. With the combination of creativity and mental stimulation, Okto Clay is an excellent addition to any arts and crafts collection. The clay is now available online in the UK at OktoClay.co.uk. For more information, visit their website or reach out to Lewis Finch at Okto Clay.
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Produced in Ukraine, Okto Clay is a new non-stick air-dry clay that has just been released in the UK. Coming in a wide array of various creative kits, the clay is designed to leave zero mess and to stimulate the senses.
United Kingdom - September 20, 2023 —

Okto Clay, the unique new non-stick air-dry clay that's produced exclusively in Ukraine, has just launched in the UK. Available in a wide variety of Sensory Arts and Crafts kits for kids; teens and adults, it's an innovative new product designed to transform the way that households get creative.
Designed to be perfect for when parents need some relaxing time to themselves, or for those indoor playdates and rainy-day activities to keep the children peaceful, Okto Clay has burst onto the scene. A unique, non-stick air dry clay, this revolutionary product is set to transform relaxation time through arts and crafts for people of all ages.
Forget picking old bits of clay from the carpet, clothes, or even the children’s hair; for Okto Clay is designed to leave zero mess. There is a wide array of sensory art and craft kits in the range, designed to nurture imagination while also providing an experience that's messy and hassle-free. Designed to suit those of all ages, it can be enjoyed by men, women, and kids, providing hours of entertainment whenever it’s needed. With the OktoClay art and craft kits stimulating all five senses and not making a mess, they are especially really appreciated by those with stress, anxiety, autism, and ADHD.
There is a myriad of kits in the range, including (but not limited to) a panda, bunny, or fox kit, succulents for Flower Beds in Holland, and a Vincent Van Gogh art kit. Whether the person taking part is a perfectionist, likes to get inspired by others, or just wants to unleash their imagination, they will be spoilt for choice.
The ideal combination of creativity and mental stimulation without the mess, it’s the ultimate product to add to any arts and crafts collection.
For more information about Okto Clay use the contact details below:
Contact Info:
Name: Lewis Finch
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Organization: Okto Clay
Address: Unit 10 Madingley Court, Chippenham Drive, Milton Keynes, MK10 0BZ
Phone: 07902906742
Website: https://oktoclay.co.uk/
Release ID: 89107939
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