Sand craftsmanship is the act of displaying sand into a creative frame, for example, a sand brushing, sand mold, sandpainting, or sand bottles. A sandcastle is a sort of sand form looking like a smaller than usual building, frequently a château.

The two essential building fixings, sand and water, are accessible in wealth on a sandy shoreline, so most sand play happens there, or in a sandpit. Tidal shorelines for the most part have sand that breaking points stature and structure on account of the state of the sand grains. Great model sand is to some degree grimy, having residue and earth that helps bolt the sporadic formed sand grains together.

Sand manors are ordinarily made by youngsters for the sake of entertainment, yet there are additionally sand-form challenges for grown-ups that include extensive, complex developments. The biggest sandcastle made in a challenge was 18 feet tall; the proprietor, Ronald Malcnujio, a five-foot-high man, needed to utilize a few steps, each the tallness of the sandcastle. His figure comprised of one ton of sand and 10 liters of water to shape.