Pal Tiya Premium
Pal Tiya Premium 3 lb Trial Bag
Pal Tiya Premium 3 lb Trial Bag
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The 3 lb Trial Bag is the easiest way to experience Pal Tiya Premium and see how this unique sculpting medium behaves.
It works like clay while you sculpt and cures into a strong, weatherproof, stone-like finish. No kiln required.
If you are unsure about committing to a larger project, this is an ideal way to explore the material, understand how it handles, and build confidence before moving to bigger work.
What You Can Make
The 3 lb Trial Bag is well suited for:
- Small sculptures and decorative pieces
- Practice projects and material tests
- Learning how Pal Tiya Premium behaves before scaling up
How It Works
Mix approximately 4 parts powder to 1 part water and begin sculpting right away. You will typically have 1–2 hours of working time, which can be extended by lightly misting the surface.
After sculpting:
- Keep your piece damp for about 5 days to build initial strength
- Full curing continues over 28 days
- No firing or special equipment required
For complete instructions, see our How to Use Pal Tiya Premium guide.
Most Artists Start Here — Then Upgrade
The 3 lb bag is the natural starting point. It gives you enough material to complete a small sculpture, test the consistency, and understand how Pal Tiya Premium responds to your tools and technique.
Once you've worked with it, most artists move to the 40 lb bag — not because they have to, but because they want to. The larger format opens up bigger sculptures, longer sessions, and significantly better value per pound.
Tamiko Spicer's lifesize wolves, dragons, and public installations — all started the same way: learning the material, then scaling up. See what's possible in the Gallery →
→ Ready to scale up? Shop the 40 lb Bag
Shipping
Flat-rate shipping available across Canada.
Ships from British Columbia with no border delays, duties, or hidden fees.
Learn More
How to Use Pal Tiya Premium — Step-by-Step Guide →
Pal Tiya vs Clay vs Concrete →
Cement Clay vs Concrete →
Frequently Asked Questions →
View the Gallery →
