12 PCS Ceramic Painting Color Palette, Empty Watercolor Painting Dish, Porcelain Watercolor Paint Palette Stacking Style Palette for Artist Gouache Pigment Ink Mixing 7.6X2cm

I purchased two of the rose palettes and loved them so much I purchased the square ones as well.- Excellent size and shape. Large enough to be practical, without occupying too much real estate.- Rose: 19 wells of varying size, perfect for mixing many different colors in various quantities. Square: 8 wells, 4 small and 4 large, perfect for larger pieces where I need a lot of one color.- Very easy to clean. No staining!- No corners or vertical edges. Walls have a gentle slope. Paint (I’m a watercolor artist) puddles beautifully instead of clinging/beading all over the place.- Walls are high enough to mix without worrying about splashing or contaminating adjacent wells.- Nice and heavy—it won’t slip or move around. Not ideal for painting en plein air, but I wouldn’t want to risk chipping them anyways.

I bought a set of these little bowls to use for mixing my gansai paints. They're absolutely perfect and just what I needed. I wanted to see a set hands-on before stocking up. Because they're so perfect, I just now ordered a second set. I want to be sure I have a good supply of them in case they become one of the "out of stock--don't know if we'll get more" like other of my favorite art supplies have done. I work in smaller sizes---I don't do huge paintings---so these little bowls are just perfect to use for my paints. They're about 3 inches across at the widest point and the base is about 1 3/4 inch. Made of beautiful pure white, smooth ceramic material and easily cleaned, they're just wonderful. I heartily recommend them. If they stay in stock, I may order one or two more sets over the next couple of months.

You know how when you've found just the right brush you're slightly in heaven for a while? Well, finding this palette was the same for me. I've gotten tired of the various plastic palettes and have been looking for a suitable ceramic one for a while. I found several in art supply stores but they were all too big or too small, and heavy, and generally overpriced for what they offered. I wanted something with several wells for mixing different colors but that doesn't take up too much space on my work surface. This palette fits my needs perfectly. It came very well packed to avoid breakage during shipping, and without any significant imperfections that might effect paints or brush work. The wells are deep enough and also wide enough for most brushes. The palette is heavy enough to be very sturdy but not so heavy it's a burden to lug up and down stairs for cleaning. I won't outgrow this palette any time soon. My only wish is that they make a smaller size for travel because I might take the chance on being able to carry it in my travel bag.

Great palette, nice bright white, no imperfections or issues! It’s a great size, incredibly hefty, and I’m happy to have a large area for mixing that isn’t metal or plastic! Pro for a ceramic/porcelain palette is the watercolors don’t bead up. I had purchased small etcher travel palette the little stacking round porcelain one and loved the mixing tray so much but I wanted something larger. This is great compared to the mixing areas in a metal watercolor tin or any plastic mixing area. Get this! The price is great and it’s really nice! It looks great as well. Nothing has stained though in the picture I hadn’t cleaned it in the sink I just wiped it out quickly, so it showed the white in my photo.

Was so angry when I bought a rose palette like this before to discover it was "porcelain like" or whatever they called it and it was just plastic that pilled the paint and was no better than using the back of my palette tin.THIS is exactly what I wanted for my watercolors. The paint sticks nicely to the ceramic and the multiple wells make it easy to mix colors without worrying that I will taint the pans in my palette or having them run together, while making it easy to move one color to another well for perfecting a shade.now my kitchen ceramic plates are free from my paint 🤭My only disappointment is I wanted even more wells for mixing a secondary color scheme/glitter watercolors, but I happily placed an order for a second one of these!10/10 function/aesthetic/quality

Before I bought this I was working with a basic ceramic dinner plate. Having bought many ceramic plates at the dollar store, I knew there was no way every single ceramic watercolor palette was $50+. Thankfully I was right!This palette works exactly as ceramic palettes are supposed to, with much less beading than you get working with plastic or metal palettes. I have practically no beading at all while using this palette and I didn't have to do anything fancy to prep it, I just used it straight out of the box.Speaking of box, it comes in Styrofoam that is perfectly fit to it, which I kept in case I ever need to transport this palette long-distance. This is the closest thing I've found to a travel-sized ceramic palette too, because it's relatively small for a ceramic palette, many of the expensive ones are very large and heavy. I would consider taking this with me to a park where I know I'll have a picnic table available to work at.The price can't be beat! I don't have to live in constant fear of accidentally breaking it because it's not an exorbitantly priced piece of ceramic, I can and would easily replace it with another one if a tragic accident did occur.If you're just starting to get serious about watercolor and want better supplies without the heavy price tag, this is a perfect item for you. I would also recommend this item to any complete beginner (or someone buying a gift for a complete beginner!) who has a couple extra bucks to spend on one of the most helpful watercolor supplies out there.Do note that this is JUST a mixing palette, it does not come with any sort of lid, it isn't for storing paints long term! If this company did decide to make one with a lid, I would very much consider purchasing it because I love this one so much ;)