Pear Cutter + Stamp Set

🍐 Clay Pear – Don't Care what the Dietitian Says!

Craving something juicy in your studio? Our Pear Cutter + Stamp Set in the shape of a halved pear is the tool that gets the job done. It cuts the perfect contour, while the stamp imprints the details: seeds, stem, and that cute bottom curve.

🛠️ How It Works? (Easier Than Eating Fruit)

1. Roll out a slab of clay (we recommend approx. 6–8 mm thickness).

2. Press the stamp down to imprint the charming pear interior pattern.

3. Place the cutter evenly over the imprinted pattern and press firmly.

4. Voilà! You have a finished, perfect shape with details.

The set is so sturdy it will survive many close encounters with even tough chamotte clay.

✨ Application – Size Matters: We’ve created three versions because pears, like ideas, come in different sizes:

• Large (approx. 19 x 23 cm): Ideal for a small breakfast plate, a fruit bowl (pears inside a pear? Inception!), or a clock base.

• Medium (approx. 12 x 15 cm): Perfect as a coaster for Palo Santo, jewelry, candles, or a soap dish in a "fruity" bathroom.

• Small (approx. 6.5 x 8 cm): Made for cute gift tags, decorative fridge magnets, or an appliqué decoration on the side of a mug or bowl.

🎨 Artistic Tips: The imprinted pattern works beautifully with glazes. If you use an effect glaze that "flows," it will beautifully emphasize the seeds and contours. You can also paint the inside with engobes and leave the contour clean. Only your imagination is the limit!

🧱 Technical Data for the Record:

• Set includes: 1x external cutter (contour), 1x internal stamp (pattern).

• Recommended slab thickness: 6–8 mm (cutter wall height approx. 1 cm).

• Color: Random! We pick from our colorful palette like in a lottery. Every color is great.

Tip: As always, it works best on clay that has rested for a while – like your Grandma’s pierogi dough, or you after a long day.

⚠️ For Safety and Peace of Mind: Do not eat this (even though it looks tasty). Do not throw at people (saves the tool). Do not give to very small children to play with (it's beautiful, but it's a pottery tool). Use it for clay. You’ll be fine. 🍐