Mascaolin

Other information

  • material: ceramic
  • handmade
  • place of origin: Budapest
  • intended use: for mixing clay masks
  • cleaning: dishwasher safe

GRANDPA x MASKAOLIN No. 1

High-quality, hand-cast ceramic bowl

8.490 Ft

HUF 8,490/pc

Handmade, unique Hungarian ceramics

The bowl is handmade in Budapest, which is why each piece is unique. Alongside artisanal production, high quality and a timeless aesthetic are also essential parts of the product..

Specifically for mixing clay masks

Its size and design have been developed to be ideal for mixing Maskaolin clay masks easily and comfortably. Suitable for everyday use, and it is also dishwasher safe.

Sustainable and decorative accessory

Environmental awareness is an important consideration during production, shipping, and packaging, while the unique design also makes the bowl a decorative accessory for the bathroom.

GRANDHPA x MASKAOLIN No. 1
A high-quality, hand-poured ceramic bowl, perfect for mixing Maskaolin clay masks, and thanks to its unique design, it can also be a decorative addition to your bathroom.
– Handmade in Budapest
– Designed for everyday use, dishwasher safe
– Every piece is unique, but the high quality is consistent
– Eco-conscious production, shipping, and packaging
The grandhpa identity is best described by four words: aesthetic, environmental, timeless, and Hungarian. The ceramic bowl created through this collaboration is made from clay provided by the earth, just like the foundations of Maskaolin clay masks.

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Why choose MASKAOLIN?

🇭🇺From natural Hungarian clay
The base of Maskaolin is provided by hand-selected, natural Hungarian clay.
 
✨Cosmetic-grade, ultra-fine powder
The clay has an ultra-fine, homogeneous particle size, and its production follows Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) guidelines.
 
🌿100% chemical-free processing
We hand-select and naturally dry the clay. 
 
☀️Sustainable Hungarian production
Maskaolin's proprietary production technology uses renewable energy, and processing is carried out with near-zero carbon dioxide emissions.

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