Small Ceramic Badger Sculpture
Small Ceramic Badger Sculpture
Small Ceramic Badger Sculpture
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Little badger sculptures made to bring you joy!
Britain’s little bear. Shy, loveable humbugs that just want to be left in peace to enjoy badgering about with their clan.
Designed to be held and loved, each badger starts as a lump of clay which I shape and form by hand.
Designed to be held and loved, each badger starts as a lump of clay which I shape and form by hand.
- Handcrafted stoneware ceramic badger, individually shaped and glazed by me
- Perfect palm size and reassuringly robust to hold
- Each one is genuinely unique with its own personality and character
About this ceramic badger sculpture
Those curious little faces with the super bendy noses are irresistible!
Badgering about is a favourite pastime, and watching the cubs tumble, play and badger their parents is a joyful sight to behold.
Each badger develops their own personality as I shape them in my hands, but they all have a lovely contrast between their textured grey hair and glossy black and white faces.
Packaging
Packaging
- Comes already gift wrapped in a posh box
- Free personalised gift message
- All packaging materials are recycled and recyclable
UK Delivery
UK Delivery
UK DELIVERY – FLAT RATE £7
- Flat UK delivery rate of £7 no matter the order size
- 2-day dispatch with Royal Mail Tracked 24
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How they're made
Lumps of Clay
All of my sculptures start as lumps of clay.
The critters are created using the pinch pot technique to make sure they're hollow.
There's lots of stages of shaping, refining and smoothing for each individual.
Bisque Firing
When I’m happy with them I carefully load the kiln – which I like to pre-heat for a few hours just to make sure there’s no moisture left in the clay that might cause any explosions.
The temperature will then steadily rise to about 1050°C then left to cool for about 24 hours before I can empty it.
Underglazing
Once cooled they each need to be wiped down to remove any surface salts. Then it's time to add the underglaze colours - each colour needs 3 coats painted on by hand.
Glazing
They’re then left another 24 hours before having a clear glaze applied on top – again another 3 layers.
Glaze Firing
Then once they’re dry, I’ll clear any glaze from underneath to help stop them sticking to the kiln shelf .
I’ll score around their eyes and then it’s back into the kiln for the glaze firing. This time the temperature reaches about 1245°C