Cow Ceramic Bisque Money Box

This cow-shaped money box with cute details is a practical model for painting activities and for helping children develop the habit of saving money. With its rounded lines, charming heart pattern, ear details, and horn details, it is a very enjoyable bisque form to paint.

Money Box Features and Dimensions

• Width: 14 cm
• Depth: 12 cm
• Height: 15 cm
• Weight: 450 g (±2%)

There is an opening on the top wide enough for inserting coins and banknotes. This model has a traditional money box design and does not have an opening stopper on the bottom; since it cannot be opened and closed, it must be broken open to retrieve the saved money.

Technical Details and Application

Glazing and Painting

• Underglaze Painting: You can create designs with underglaze paints suitable for tile or ceramic techniques and coat them with transparent glaze.
• Firing: When ceramic glaze is used, it is generally fired between 1040°C and 1050°C. If you prefer tile glaze, 900°C to 920°C is suitable.

Use with Acrylic Paint

• Acrylic paints that do not require kiln firing can be used easily, especially for school or at-home children’s activities.
• After painting is complete, applying spray or liquid varnish is recommended to make the colors look more vibrant and help preserve them for longer.

Usage Ideas

The cow bisque money box can be used for different purposes:

• Children’s Room Decoration: Having a money box they painted themselves adds color to children’s rooms while also encouraging them to save.
• Workshops and Activities: It is a fun and popular model for group painting projects in nurseries, schools, or hobby workshops.
• Personalized Gift: A meaningful option that you can hand-paint and gift to your loved ones.

Production Details and Natural Variations

Our products are delivered in bisque form, fired at 1050°C.

These bisque pieces are produced by casting, and slight variations in thickness or tone may occur due to handcrafting. These are a natural result of handmade ceramics.

Application Responsibility

• If you will be glazing the product, make sure to wipe off any dust on the surface with a damp sponge beforehand.
• Since different glaze types and kiln temperatures can affect the results, it is best to run a test before mass production.
• Any defects that may occur due to firing or application are the user’s responsibility.