Katori Bowl Mould

The Katori Bowl Mould from Shrebhavi is a flexible silicone mould shaped like the classic Indian katori — perfect for casting resin bowls, epoxy trinket dishes, candle holders, and decorative pieces at home or in your small craft studio. The smooth interior surface gives your finished pieces a clean, glossy look with minimal sanding or finishing required.

Whether you are working with UV resin, 2-part epoxy resin, or wax, this mould releases your cured piece easily without tearing or distorting the shape. It is reusable, easy to clean, and a great starting point for beginners as well as experienced resin artists looking to expand their mould collection.

• Classic katori shape — ideal for casting decorative bowls, ring dishes, dip bowls, and small storage trays in resin or wax
• Flexible silicone build — cured pieces pop out cleanly without breaking; no mould release spray needed for most resins
• Smooth interior finish — transfers a glossy surface to your resin cast, reducing post-cure polishing work
• Compatible with multiple materials — works with UV resin, AB epoxy resin, casting resin, soy wax, and plaster
• Reusable and durable — silicone holds its shape across many pours when cleaned and stored properly
• Beginner-friendly — simple shape makes it easy to pour, embed pigments or dried flowers, and demould without fuss
• Compact size — suitable for jewellery-adjacent pieces, home décor accents, and gifting projects

How to Use

Mix your epoxy resin or UV resin according to the manufacturer's ratio. Add pigments, mica powder, alcohol ink, or embeds as desired. Pour slowly into the katori mould to avoid air bubbles. For epoxy resin, allow the recommended cure time (typically 24–48 hours) before demoulding. For UV resin, cure under a UV lamp in layers. Gently flex the mould to release the finished piece.

Safety Tips

Always work in a well-ventilated area when using epoxy or casting resin. Wear nitrile gloves and avoid skin contact with uncured resin. Keep resin materials away from children. Do not use this mould in a conventional oven or microwave — it is intended for resin and cold-pour craft use only. Clean the mould with isopropyl alcohol or mild soap and water after each use and allow it to dry fully before storing.