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Small Tree Of Life Texture Mold

Small Tree Of Life Texture Mold by Creative Paradise
$28.95 USD
Item# 80970   In Stock

  • Create a lasting impression and give your glass art dimension
  • Durable ceramic texture mold is easy to use and can be fired multiple times
  • A great way to add detail to your art glass project
  • Measures 7" x 7" - sized to fit smaller kilns


Product Description

Capture amazing detail in your fused art with the Tree of Life texture mold. This classic motif is prominent in philosophy, theology and mythology, appearing in art throughout the ages from around the world. The enduring design symbolizes a connection with all life.

To create fantastic dishes and more imprinted with this nature inspired design, simply fire glass on the mold. Once fired you can slump it into nearly any shape to create bowls, trays and plates with amazing detail. A quick and fun project idea. Must kiln wash before use. Mold measures 7" x 7" - sized to fit your smaller kiln. .

Projects shown by artist Stephanie O'Toole courtesy of Creative Paradise.

Download the free project guide to create your own tree of life lamp.  

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Pros : I also have a 15/6 kiln. The impression is great. I also got the Green Man and both were great.
Cons : I think on both I would have liked to see the design placed at an angle so that when hung the corners were compass points.
Other Thoughts : Haven't tried adding frit for additional color yet.
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Pros : This is the perfect size for my 15-6 Kiln. I had purchased the larger one when that came out but it wouldn't fit. The detail is nice, the mold is nice and thick so it won't break too easy.
Cons : None
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