Miniature House Ceramic Bisque
Miniature House Ceramic Bisque is an unglazed ceramic bisque product available in different heights and body dimensions, designed for architectural-themed painting, glazing, and personalized decoration projects.
The door, window, roof, and façade details can be colored using underglaze paints, ceramic glazes, ceramic paints, acrylic paints, and various decorative techniques. All four sizes can be displayed together to create a graduated street scene or miniature town arrangement.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The products are supplied as fired but unglazed ceramic bisque. To achieve a glazed and easy-to-clean surface, they should be decorated with suitable ceramic paints and glazes, then fired again at the temperature recommended for the glaze used.
Technical Specifications and Dimensions
Extra Large – #1
- Width: 12 cm
- Depth: 6.5 cm
- Height: 26 cm
Large – #2
- Width: 6 cm
- Depth: 4.5 cm
- Height: 18 cm
Medium – #3
- Width: 5.5 cm
- Depth: 4.5 cm
- Height: 14.5 cm
Small – #4
- Width: 5.5 cm
- Depth: 4.5 cm
- Height: 11.5 cm
Product Information
- Product type: Decorative miniature house ceramic bisque
- Form: House with door, window, and roof details
- Size options: 4 different sizes
- Surface: Unglazed and porous
- Bisque firing: 1050°C
- Uses: Painting, glazing, dioramas, and decorative projects
Painting and Usage Options
- Can be colored with underglaze paints, ceramic paints, and ceramic glazes.
- Stone, brick, wood, plaster, ivy, and floral effects can be applied to the façades.
- The door, window, and roof sections can be decorated in different colors to emphasize the architectural details.
- Can be personalized with a house number, name, date, short phrase, or custom symbols.
- The four different sizes can be placed side by side to create a layered street, town, or city silhouette.
- Themed decorations can be created for Christmas, winter, autumn, spring, or a coastal town setting.
- For projects that will not be kiln-fired, acrylic painting, patina, dry-brush, stencil, and texture techniques can be applied.
- Suitable for dioramas, bookshelf decoration, workshops, and handmade gift projects.
DECORATIVE USE WARNING: Products decorated with acrylic paint or decorative varnish should only be displayed in dry indoor areas and must not be exposed to water, high humidity, or direct outdoor conditions.
Application and Firing Notes
- Before painting, remove surface dust with a clean, dry brush.
- The firing temperature should be determined according to the technical specifications of the paint and glaze used.
- Care should be taken to prevent excessive paint or glaze from accumulating around the doors, windows, roof, and other recessed areas.
- Glaze should be applied in a thin and even layer to preserve the architectural details.
- The base must be left unglazed when placing the product in the kiln.
- Tall and narrow models should be placed flat and securely on the kiln shelf.
- After firing, check the surface for cracks, glaze runs, sharp edges, or uncoated areas.
LIGHTING WARNING: For models with an accessible interior suitable for lighting, only low-heat, battery-powered miniature LED lights should be used. Candles, tealights, or open flames must not be used inside the product.
Display and Handling Notes
- The products should be displayed on flat, stable surfaces where there is no risk of impact.
- Tall and narrow models should be placed in a secure position to prevent tipping.
- When carrying the product, support it from the body and base rather than holding it by the roof, windows, or protruding sections.
- The products are not designed to be used as toys by children.
Handcraftsmanship and Product Variations
Due to the ceramic production process, slight variations in dimensions, surface texture, color tone, door, window, and roof details, and form may occur between products. These differences do not affect use and are a natural result of the production process.
TEST RECOMMENDATION: A small test application is recommended before use to check the compatibility of the paint and glaze with the product, the result they produce on detailed surfaces, and their firing behavior.