At first glance it is just a small pouch with clay inside. When you reach inside, the clay feels warm and strangely alive. On a DC14 Wisdom check, you may discern that the "warm" clay is a mixture from the elemental planes of water and earth.
When you pull out the clay, it presumes the shape and colors of an object of your choice no larger than 1 foot in any dimension.
You may use your bonus action once per turn to pull out some clay. Up to three objects may be pulled from the bag at a time. A spell that would consume an object from the bag fails. When an object from the bag is put back into the bag, it returns to its lump of magic clay. The clay can't fall out.
Another way you may use the clay is to cast Flesh to Stone on a target creature that is Large or smaller. You don't need other materials for Flesh to Stone. Casting this spell uses one of the "items." If the spell fails or the creature is not petrified, the clay returns to the bag after 1d4 minutes.
Notes: Creation, Utility, transmutation
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