Decal Assortment | Random Selected Overglaze Decal For Ceramic and Enamel Surface | WIth Backing Paper

Warning: This product contains lead-bearing materials. Fire only in a properly ventilated kiln within a well-ventilated studio environment and avoid inhalation of fumes during firing. Finished fired surfaces may or may not be food safe; food-safety suitability must be determined through appropriate professional testing before use on functional ware. Store unused decals in a sealed container and handle materials carefully to minimize exposure to dust or vapors.

Overglaze Decal Assortment – Set of 6 | Traditional Chinese Nian Picture Designs

This assortment includes six overglaze ceramic decals inspired by traditional Chinese Nian Picture imagery. These decorative transfers bring folk motifs and storytelling elements to ceramic or enamel surfaces, adding a distinctive cultural touch to finished pieces.

Each decal is protected by a clear film and mounted on backing paper for easy handling and storage.

Application

1. Carefully remove the top protective film.

2. Cut out the desired image if needed.

3. Soak the decal in clean water for about 20–30 seconds, until the image layer begins to slide off the backing paper.

4. Slide the decal onto a previously fired glazed ceramic surface or fired enamel surface.

5. Gently position the image and remove excess water with a soft sponge or cloth.

6. Allow the piece to dry completely before firing.

Firing

Fire in a kiln to Cone 017–Cone 015
Approx. 1200°F–1500°F (650°C–815°C).

Because kiln environments vary, it is recommended to test fire first to determine the ideal temperature for your setup. Results may vary depending on kiln calibration, firing schedule, piece size, and thermometer accuracy.

Contents

• 6 overglaze decals

• Traditional Chinese Nian Picture themes

• Suitable for glazed ceramics or fired enamel surfaces

These decals are ideal for ceramic artists, enamelists, and makers interested in incorporating traditional Chinese visual culture into contemporary craft work.

Tip for Air Bubbles

If air bubbles appear after applying the decal, gently press them out using a soft, smooth rubber scraper or squeegee. Work from the center toward the edges to push the trapped air and water out. Take care not to apply too much pressure, as this may damage or shift the decal pattern.

If needed, lightly blot excess water with a soft sponge or lint-free cloth before the piece dries.