• Ceramic Glazing: Ceramic glazes are typically fired between 1040°C – 1050°C. They provide a smooth surface and extend the product's durability.
• Tile Glazing: Tile glazes are fired between 900°C – 920°C, creating a thin and elegant surface.

• You can create decorative designs using acrylic paints.
• Warning: This method is not suitable for food contact and is not as durable as glazing.
• To protect the surface, applying a protective varnish after painting is recommended.

Here are some ideas for how you can use this versatile bisque tray:

• Serving Plate: A modern base for meze, sushi, cheese, desserts, or appetizers.
• Serving Tray: A stylish complement for serving coffee, tea, or snacks.
• Workshop Use: Its flat form makes it ideal for painting, glaze testing, and ceramic decoration projects.
• Decorative Tray: A tabletop organizer for candles, small objects, keys, or jewelry.
• Restaurant & Café: A minimal plate alternative that enhances professional presentations.

Our product is carefully fired at 1050°C to achieve bisque form. Small thickness and tonal variations may occur in bisque products produced by casting or wheel techniques. These differences give each piece a unique handmade character.

Different firing temperatures may affect the bisque color; test firing is recommended. Products must be cleaned and fully dried before glazing. Results caused by unsuitable glaze or firing conditions are the responsibility of the user.