Clay clay Astana violet

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Clay clay Astana violet

Clay Clay Astana Violet is a unique clay with an unusual purple color, permeated by luminous, sunny veins and inclusions, which impresses with its versatility. The texture of clay clay Astana violet is dense and monolithic, but not too hard. It feels fine grained, smooth and comfortable and leaves hardly any traces of clay dust on the hands.

Clay clay Astana purple is easy to bite off and creates a gentle, dull crunching, which quickly turns into a creamy consistency. It doesn't squeak and stays clean and consistent when chewing. When moistened it turns into a creamy one, enveloping cream without grains, which barely sticks. The majority dissolves quickly, while smaller pieces gradually disappear.

The taste of clay clay Astana purple is a special experience. At the beginning there is a nutty note, which is reminiscent of the scent of pine nuts. A gently salty tone then develops, which has a creamy, milky taste with a fine, pleasant acidity and leaves an aftertaste of regular milk. Clay clay Astana violet is rich and filling, without seeming intrusive. All flavors are perfectly coordinated, so that none dominates.

Clay clay Astana violet differs significantly from other Astana varieties in its texture and the extraordinary harmony of taste nuances. With its medium density, clay clay Astana purple is easy to chew and gently coats the mouth, where every bite is a pleasure. We recommend these fascinating and filling strains to everyone, who are looking for something special – a pleasure, which is guaranteed to be remembered.

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Clay clay Astana violet

Clay clay Astana violet is mined in Kazakhstan - a country with rich cultural heritage and impressive natural diversity. One of Kazakhstan's unique treasures is its clays, which have been used both in everyday life and in rituals for centuries. The country's clays are characterized by their high quality and special properties, which they are indispensable in medicine, Make cosmetics and construction.

The clays of Kazakhstan have been used in traditional medicine for a long time. In the steppe areas, healing clay baths were used, to relieve fatigue and joint- or to treat skin diseases. Today, bentonite clay remains a valued natural remedy, which serves as an adsorbent to detoxify the body. Clay also played a central role in traditional architecture. Clay bricks, which were made from clay and straw, served as the main building material for yurts and earth houses. These buildings were characterized by their robustness, good insulation and longevity, as many of the buildings that have survived to this day show.

Clay found another important application in Kazakh pottery. Not only everyday dishes were made from it, but also ceremonial vessels, who played an important role in traditional celebrations such as the Nauryz festival. Skillfully shaped clay cups and jugs were an integral part of cultural customs and domestic life. In some regions, clay was also used for purification rituals. It was applied to the body or used as a face mask, while prayers were said. It was faith, that clay clay absorbs negative energy and restores inner balance.

Today tourists also judge, who visit Kazakhstan, is increasing its attention on spa resorts, where treatments with local clay are offered. This underlines again, that the clays of Kazakhstan are not just a natural raw material, but also an essential part of the country's cultural heritage. They have had a decisive influence on the life of the Kazakh population - from architecture to spiritual rituals. Thanks to their exceptional properties, these clays remain an indispensable part of both traditional and modern applications today.

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Weight50 g
Mass120 × 80 × 20 mm

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