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Underglaze Transfer - Lichen

$6.99

This underglaze transfer features a dense, all-over pattern of overlapping lichen-inspired shapes rendered in bold black-and-white linework. The irregular, branching forms create a rich organic texture with a slightly abstract, hand-carved appearance. Its continuous repeat works beautifully across larger surfaces or can be cut into smaller sections for mugs, bowls, plates, vases, and sculptural pieces.

  • High quality underglaze transfer printed on thin rice tissue paper.

  • Extra Large Size: 19”x13”.

  • Test samples are included with every order. Always test transfers first before committing to a large piece or body of work.

  • Level of Difficulty: Easy.

  • PLEASE NOTE: It is not recommended to rub, sponge or rinse bisqued pieces before glazing as some of the transfers can still smear at this stage.

  • Once glazed, the transfers are permanently fused to the clay and are considered food safe as long as the glaze used over them is rated food safe.

  • Check out the Underglaze Transfer process page for detailed instructions on how to use these transfers and/or download instructions here.

This underglaze transfer features a dense, all-over pattern of overlapping lichen-inspired shapes rendered in bold black-and-white linework. The irregular, branching forms create a rich organic texture with a slightly abstract, hand-carved appearance. Its continuous repeat works beautifully across larger surfaces or can be cut into smaller sections for mugs, bowls, plates, vases, and sculptural pieces.

  • High quality underglaze transfer printed on thin rice tissue paper.

  • Extra Large Size: 19”x13”.

  • Test samples are included with every order. Always test transfers first before committing to a large piece or body of work.

  • Level of Difficulty: Easy.

  • PLEASE NOTE: It is not recommended to rub, sponge or rinse bisqued pieces before glazing as some of the transfers can still smear at this stage.

  • Once glazed, the transfers are permanently fused to the clay and are considered food safe as long as the glaze used over them is rated food safe.

  • Check out the Underglaze Transfer process page for detailed instructions on how to use these transfers and/or download instructions here.