A bouquet of flowers from cold porcelain

At the beginning of the last century, a special mixture of corn starch, glue, oil and glycerin was invented in Argentina, which began to be used for artistic modeling. This mixture is called "cold porcelain". "Cold porcelain" today is absolutely harmless, convenient and very cheap material for modeling. Due to its very smooth and uniform texture and remarkable plasticity, it is very convenient to use. Another advantage of "cold porcelain" is that not only adults, but even children can work with it. When solidified, "cold porcelain" acquires hardness, which distinguishes it from plasticine.