American Clay produces four plasters from which our craftsmen create many unique finishes. While there is no substitution for seeing the clay in-person, this page will give you a sense of the texture and finishes available!

Click on the image below to see all four compared to eachother:

The Original Earth Plaster. Loma™, meaning ‘earth’ in Spanish, conveys the essence of suede through its sensuous matte surfaces resembling the textural delights of a Tuscan farmhouse. Made with reclaimed marble, sand, and multiple clays our patented formula offers a remarkable breadth of surface possibilities.

(n-har-ray) is American Clay's newest single coat finish. It has a more textured look, closest in style to Loma. Enjarre was created to offer affordability to the budget minded - it only requires one-coat (less labor), so you never need to paint again!

is often compared to the Venetian plasters of Italy. Porcelina™ is truly closest to quality of ‘porcelain’ ceramics—for which it was named. Satin smooth, easily blended for marble-like surfaces, Porcelina™ casts a spell of beauty…with an edge of contemporary, crisp lustre.

…a name created with the ‘mar’ (or ‘sea’) at its core. Maritimo™ uses recycled, crushed shells from the U.S. Gulf Coast. This plaster top coat brings the greatest textural surprise of them all: faceted luminescence produced by burnishing and light sponging brings back the spirit of the shells used in this formulation…

Earth Clay Works also specializes in a number of unique finishes, below are just a few examples of effects that can be created with American Clay. Clockwise: 3-color blend Marittimo; Waxed Porcelina; Loma with straw; Skip-trowel Loma