Posted on February 20 2026
When you think of Gouda, you almost automatically think of stroopwafels. The Gouda stro...
In our workshop, we produce Delft and Gouda earthenware using casting slip. Liquid clay is poured into porous plaster molds, where a layer (“shell”) forms as moisture is drawn out. After careful drying, the piece is removed (often from multi-part molds), refined while still fragile “greenware,” and then fired at around 1020°C to become strong, porous bisque—ready for decoration and glazing. Many bisque pieces are kept blank in stock so we can add any décor later.
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