Although the application area of miniature art is mostly manuscripts, it can be used on walls, tiles, wood, etc. There are also examples of surfaces made with similar techniques. However, in miniature art examples, regardless of this surface, a two-dimensional image was obtained by using a brush on it. On the other hand, polymer clay provides a three-dimensional expression
form due to its structure. There is a very diverse production area, from various jewelry to small sculptures, from book covers to trinkets. In this article, a new technique that is tried by using a miniature expression language and polymer clay shaping methods is explained.            
     In the study, two different approaches are discussed in the production of two traditional miniature works with polymer clay. In the first miniature made, each unit was shaped as a plate with polymer clay and interpreted; In the second miniature, the color transitions and units in the miniature were created with polymer clay, similar to the coil technique. In addition, in the stages of miniature production with polymer clay, the points to be considered and necessary explanations are given