Introducing Our New Double-Ended Diamond Sgraffito Tools
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We have added a new family of tools to our collection: two double-ended sgraffito tools featuring sintered diamond tips.
Both models have been designed to offer two complementary tip geometries in a single tool. This allows ceramic artists to move between different types of lines, grooves and details without constantly changing tools.
The two models share the same fine conical Needle tip, while the second end provides a different way of working with the clay surface.
Two Tip Combinations for Different Types of Marks
The shape of a sgraffito tip directly affects the width, depth and character of the mark it creates. For this reason, we developed two combinations that cover different decorative possibilities.
Both tools can be used to remove slip or underglaze, reveal the clay beneath and create lines, incisions and textures on leather-hard clay.
DOUBLE NEEDLE & MICRO BALL
The DOUBLE NEEDLE & MICRO BALL combines a fine conical Needle tip with a small spherical diamond tip.
The Needle is designed for precise lines, outlines and fine incisions. The Micro Ball creates smoother, rounded grooves and is particularly useful for curves, dots, textures and marks with a more consistent width.
DOUBLE NEEDLE & FLAME
The DOUBLE NEEDLE & FLAME combines the same conical Needle tip with an elongated flame-shaped diamond tip.
Different areas of the Flame profile can be used to create narrow or broader grooves. Its progressive shape also makes it suitable for curves, organic forms, variable-width marks and areas where more material needs to be removed.
Sintered Diamond Tips for Controlled Clay Carving
All four working tips are made from sintered diamond, a highly wear-resistant material designed to maintain its effectiveness over time.
Rather than replacing traditional sgraffito techniques, these tools offer two additional tip combinations for ceramic artists looking for precision, versatility and different ways to work on slip, underglaze and clay.
We are looking forward to seeing the lines, textures and designs that ceramic artists create with them.

