MOTA stands for ‘Master of the Arts’, not as a statement, but a direction. Since 2016 I’ve been chasing the right medium. Pen and ink, painting, digital art, music production. Each one taught me something and then pointed me somewhere else. When I landed on silicone casting and mold making, something clicked. It felt like every craft I’d touched before had been quietly building toward this one. The materials science, the 3D modeling and printing, the color mixing, the surface finishing, it all converged in a way nothing else had.
Along with the toys themselves, I’ve built a lore around the MOTA world and the characters that inhabit it. Whether you’re here for the craft, the design, or the story, I hope you find something worth staying for!
| All MOTA silicone toys are cast in platinum cure Smooth-On silicone. Platinum cure silicone is body-safe, non-porous, and contains no PVC, TPR, TPE, latex, or phthalates. |
| –Medium (50%): The recommended choice for most buyers across all sizes. Best balance of flex, feel, and durability for insertable use. — –Ultra Soft (0%): The most compliant option. Lower durability and can feel tacky on the surface even after cleaning. -Soft (20%): Reduces tackiness and increases durability while staying very forgiving. A good entry point for those who want something gentle without the downsides of Ultra Soft. –Medium Soft (40%): Suggested for Large, XL, and XXL sizes if you want a little more forgiving compression while still staying on the softer side. –Medium Firm (75%): Fully pliable but pushes back noticeably under compression. Good for buyers who prefer structure and resistance. -Firm (90%): Best for plugs and training toys where working with resistance is the goal. Holds shape well under pressure. –Hard (100%): The jump from Firm to Hard is noticeable. Any ridges or texture may feel sharp or unforgiving. Available as an option, but order with that in mind. |
| Warm water and mild soap for routine cleaning. For sterilization, you may place silicone toys in boiling water for a minimum of 3 minutes, or up to 10 minutes. |
| Water-based lubricant only. Silicone-based lubricants will degrade the surface of platinum cure silicone over time. |
| Yes. Platinum cure silicone is fully compatible with latex and nitrile barriers. Though latex is not used in the process of creating the toy, silicone does not interact with latex once cured. |
| Yes. Each piece is hand-cast in small batches in Northern Colorado. Ready-to-Ship models are also available, if you already like the color shown. |
| CLICK HERE FOR REFUND POLICY Due to the nature of the product, all sales are final. If your order arrives damaged or defective, contact directly with photos and it will be made right. |
| All physical orders ship discreetly from Colorado with no identifying exterior labeling. |