Wavy-Edged Tray Ceramic Bisque

With its wavy rim design and natural contours, this organically shaped long tray offers an aesthetic alternative for modern presentations and decorative arrangements. Its slim form and wide surface provide an elegant appearance for serving meze, desserts, sushi, or breakfast items, while the smooth bisque surface creates a suitable workspace for painting and glazing applications.

Tray Features and Dimensions

• Dimensions: 28.5 × 12.5 cm
• Height: 2 cm
• Weight: 360 g

These dimensions create a lightweight, practical, and multi-purpose tray form.

Technical Details and Application

Glazing and Painting

• Underglaze Painting: Refsan underglaze ready paints are suitable for decorative patterns and color applications that highlight the tray’s natural form.
• Ceramic Glazing: Ceramic glazes are typically fired between 1040°C – 1050°C. This temperature range helps achieve a smooth and even finish on the surface.

Decorative Use with Acrylic Paint

• Personal designs can be created using acrylic paints.
• Warning: Acrylic paint is not suitable for food contact.
• Applying protective varnish increases surface durability.

Usage and Decoration Ideas

• Meze Presentations: A refined choice for serving cheese, olives, nuts, or snacks.
• Sushi & Dessert Serving: Its long and slim form is suitable for arranged presentations.
• Breakfast Use: Ideal for tomatoes, cucumbers, cheese, or small jam bowls.
• Decorative Use: A modern tabletop décor piece for candles, incense, jewelry, or small objects.
• Workshop Applications: Perfect for painting, glaze testing, and decorative surface work.
• Café & Restaurant: An aesthetic plate alternative for menu presentations.

Handmade Characteristics and Possible Variations

The product is fired at 1050°C to achieve bisque form.

Small texture and tonal variations created during casting or hand shaping enhance the character of the product and make each tray unique.

Firing and Glazing Responsibility

• The product must be completely clean and dry before glazing.
• The kiln temperature should match the glaze type used.
• Different firing settings may cause color variations in the bisque; small test firings are recommended.
• Glaze errors, incorrect application, or unsuitable firing conditions are the responsibility of the user.