Triple Souffle Bowl Ceramic Bisque

Elevate your culinary presentations with this set of three classic soufflé ramekins. Designed for durability and versatility, these ceramic bisque forms are ready for your custom artistic touch. (Shipped in a secure box.)

Ramekin Specifications and Dimensions

• Quantity: 3 Pieces
• Width (Diameter): 9.5 cm
• Height: 5.5 cm
• Average Weight: 150 gr (±2% per piece)

The standardized size ensures even heat distribution during baking once the final glazing and firing are completed.

Technical Details and Application

Painting and Glazing

Refsan underglaze ready-to-use paints are highly recommended for both ceramic and tile bisque applications. Glazing is essential for creating a hygienic, food-grade surface.

• Ceramic Firing: Use ceramic-specific glazes and fire between 1040°C and 1050°C for a smooth, glass-like finish that is easy to clean.
• Tile (Çini) Firing: If applying traditional tile art, fire between 900°C and 920°C for an elegant, decorative surface.

Acrylic Paint (Non-Food Use)

• Can be painted with acrylics for decorative hobby projects that do not require kiln firing.
• Safety Warning: Ramekins finished with acrylic paint are not food-safe and must not be used in ovens or for serving.
• Apply a protective varnish post-painting to preserve the decorative finish.

Handcrafting and Material Authenticity

Our ramekins are fired at 1050°C to achieve a sturdy bisque state. Please note that products manufactured via slip casting may exhibit minor variations in thickness or structural nuances, which is a hallmark of handcrafted pottery.

Depending on the clay source (white or red clay), natural tone variations may be present, providing a unique character to each set.

Firing and Preparation Guidelines

• Ensure all surfaces are clean and completely dry before glaze application.
• Carefully monitor kiln temperatures as ceramic and tile glazes have different maturation points.
• Pre-test your glazes, as firing temperatures can slightly shift the final bisque hue.
• Proper firing technique is the user's responsibility to ensure the final product's quality.