Tile Bisque Bowl (R24122)

Bowl Ceramic Bisque

Bowl Ceramic Bisque is a decorative and functional ceramic bisque product featuring a classic circular form, balanced structure, and broad working surface.

Its different diameter options allow a wide variety of designs, ranging from small motifs to large compositions. The inner and outer surfaces are suitable for traditional ceramic motifs, geometric patterns, botanical compositions, lettering, and modern color applications.

Technical Specifications and Dimensions

The product is available in different diameter options. Each size is sold separately.

Painting and Usage Options

• Can be colored with ceramic paints, underglaze paints, and suitable ceramic glazes.
• Traditional ceramic motifs such as tulips, carnations, Rumi, and Hatayi can be applied to the inner and outer surfaces.
• Patterns extending from the center outward, borders, and symmetrical compositions can be created.
• Geometric patterns, botanical compositions, lettering, and modern illustrations can be applied.
• The inner surface, outer surface, and rim can be highlighted using different colors.
• Small bowls are suitable for detailed motifs and projects such as snack, jam, and sauce bowls.
• Large bowls can be used for broad pattern designs, fruit bowls, and decorative serving projects.
• Once coated with a food-safe glaze and fired correctly, they can be used to serve sauces, appetizers, snacks, jam, and similar foods.
• For projects that will not be kiln-fired, they can be personalized using acrylic and hobby paints.
• When finished with acrylic paint, they can be used as jewelry dishes, key trays, or containers for dry accessories.
• Suitable for ceramic painting workshops, pottery studios, and handmade gift projects.

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.
• Only food-safe glazes should be used on products intended for serving food.
• The inner surface, rim, and areas that will come into contact with food must be glazed evenly and without gaps.
• Care should be taken to prevent excessive glaze from accumulating around the inner base and edge joints.
• Glaze thickness should be kept even across the curved surfaces, and thick applications that may cause glaze runs should be avoided.
• The base must be left unglazed when placing the product in the kiln.
• The product should be positioned securely inside the kiln without touching other pieces.
• Different glaze brands, application thicknesses, and firing programs may affect the final color and surface result.
• Before use, inspect the glazed surface for cracks, pinholes, glaze gaps, and uncoated areas.

Handcraftsmanship and Product Variations

Due to the ceramic production process, slight variations in dimensions, weight, thickness, surface texture, color tone, and bowl form may occur between products. These differences do not affect use and are a natural result of the product’s structure and production process.