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Temple crest
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Temple crest
$7.38
Inspired by the ornamental silhouettes seen along traditional temple skylines, this border cutter brings a graceful, carved look to your clay edges. The upward petal-like rises create a rhythmic crown effect that feels both structured and decorative. Perfect for platters, wall tiles, and slab-built forms that need a distinctive, heritage-inspired finish. Glaze highlights the tips beautifully while settling into the recessed curves, enhancing the sculpted detail after firing. A striking way to give your ceramic rims a timeless architectural presence.
Read moreInspired by the ornamental silhouettes seen along traditional temple skylines, this border cutter brings a graceful, carved look to your clay edges. The upward petal-like rises create a rhythmic crown effect that feels both structured and decorative. Perfect for platters, wall tiles, and slab-built forms that need a distinctive, heritage-inspired finish. Glaze highlights the tips beautifully while settling into the recessed curves, enhancing the sculpted detail after firing. A striking way to give your ceramic rims a timeless architectural presence.
Read moreSize
Small0.2 × 5.9 in
Medium0.2 × 7.9 in
Large0.2 × 11.8 in
Material
Plant-based Plastic
Delivery
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Available across United States
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Temple crest
$7.38
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How to use
The Plastic Wrap TrickWant soft, rounded pillow edges? Lay a piece of thin plastic wrap over the clay before pressing the cutter down.
Dip and CutDip the cutter into a shallow bowl of cornstarch or water before each cut. This lubricates the blade and prevents clay from sticking inside.
Push and WigglePress down firmly, give a tiny wiggle to separate the shape, and then lift. If the clay stays in the cutter, push it out gently.
Remove Bits ImmediatelyDon't let clay dry in the corners. Rinse with warm water and use a pin or brush to clear out tight angles while the clay is still soft.