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Dry Clay
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Just As Nature Intended

Natural Clay, Chalks, Claypots, Slates, Treats, Dirt

and much more...

ABOUT US

We source more than 600+ varieties of natural clay, chalk, treats, slates, dirt from all around the world to bring to your doorstep at the best possible price.

Clay Texture

fresh from india

Variety of clay, chalks, slates, clay pots and dirt - stocked up in small batches from India to keep the freshness. We choose our suppliers sensibly who handle the goodies with sanity. Find an array of cement-flavored, typical Indian red soil flavored, clay pot varieties made of Indian Terra-Cotta and the most popular shale/slate goodies here. 

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fresh from Africa

Enjoy the taste of African land though these delicious clay from Ghana, Nigeria, Kenya, Cameroon, Tanzania, South Africa, Etc. where edible clay/dirt is as common as street food. Fresh stocks of these roasted or salty earthy treats always our favorite.

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fresh from 
central asia

fresh from mexico

Hand-picked selection of chalks, clay and glinomels from an huge varieties of Russian, Ukrainian, Turkestan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan supplies. We tested every one of it and brought to you only the best of bests. 

What's not to like from the Mexican land? Dry, rich, petrichor clay and treats. We are trying to keep up with the new items coming out every now and then. 

Fresh yc's

treat

Finally, what we enjoy the most doing - making and trying out different treats. of course only 1 out of 5 types we make is a real hit. We continue to make only those hits again and again. Once we find out the right recipe, we outsource it to few our trusted cookie makers.

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OTHER GOODIES

Rare finds from rest of the world from our locally sources dirt varieties, our homeland dirt's by self- foragers, Kaolin form Georgia, Pimbas from Suriname, Loess from China, White clay from France, Marine Stones from England and much more.

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