Incense Burner House Ceramic Bisque
The Ceramic Incense Burner House Bisque is a decorative ceramic form designed for incense burning and artistic ceramic decoration. Its house shaped structure allows incense smoke to rise gently through the chimney, creating a calming and atmospheric effect.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This product is supplied in ceramic bisque form. Glazing and kiln firing are recommended to achieve a durable and finished surface.
Product Dimensions and Specifications
- Width: 13 cm
- Depth: 4 cm
- Height: 13 cm
- Chimney Diameter: 1 cm
This decorative incense burner is suitable for glazing, ceramic decoration, studio workshops, and artistic ceramic projects.
Technical Details and Applications
Painting and Glazing
- Underglaze Decoration: Refsan underglaze paints can be safely used on both ceramic and traditional pottery bisque surfaces.
- Ceramic Glazing: Ceramic glazes typically mature between 1040°C and 1050°C, creating a smooth and durable finish.
- Traditional Pottery Glazing: Pottery glazes are usually fired between 900°C and 920°C, producing a thinner and elegant surface.
Kiln Firing
Our products are carefully fired at 1050°C to reach the ceramic bisque stage. This firing temperature increases the durability of the product and enhances the natural tone of the clay body. Variations in firing time or temperature may slightly affect the final surface characteristics.
Acrylic Paint
Acrylic paints can be used for decorative painting; however, they are not suitable for food contact. Applying a protective varnish after painting is recommended. Acrylic decoration does not require kiln firing and is intended mainly for decorative use.
Possible Product Variations
Bisque products produced through casting or wheel techniques may show minor variations in thickness, size, or surface tone. These differences reflect the handcrafted nature of ceramic production and give each piece a unique character.
The use of different clay bodies may also produce natural color variations. White clay usually creates lighter bisque tones, while red clay results in darker and warmer shades.
Product Durability
After glazing and final firing, ceramic products become highly durable. Decorative surfaces painted with acrylic paint may wear over time, therefore such pieces are recommended mainly for decorative purposes.
Important Notes During Firing and Glazing
- The product should be cleaned and fully dried before glazing.
- Ceramic and pottery glazes mature at different temperatures, therefore the appropriate firing temperature must be used.
- Applying varnish after acrylic painting helps protect the surface from external factors.
- Different firing temperatures may slightly affect the bisque color, therefore test firing is recommended.