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Abstract Draping Mold

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Abstract Draping Mold

Abstract Draping Mold

$61.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Asymmetrical shape makes creating unique freeform vessels easy
  • Durable ceramic mold can be used many times
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Product Description

Create unique vessels with an abstract freeform shape. The gentle asymmetrical wave form features a smooth base to create bowls that sit flat. Mold measures 10-3/4" x 10-1/4" x 3-3/4" high with a 3" diameter flat base. Formed of durable ceramic to last for many firings. Apply kiln wash before use.

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Pros : Love this - As with all Delphi molds - came wonderfully packed it is very large and absolutely no damage whatsoever. Considering how much boxes get thrown around in shipping, very grateful that Delphi takes such care in shipping.
Cons : None except that it is large so takes up a lot of shelf space when not in use.
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