Sculpting with pounded paper mixed with starch is known as

Papier mache mixes torn paper with paste or starch. The pulp can be molded into shapes. It dries hard and lightweight.

Carving removes solid material. Tapestry weaves threads together. Papier mache builds up paper pulp into forms.

The technique is inexpensive and versatile. Artists create masks, sculptures, and decorative objects. Children often use it in art projects.