Molds that make
beautiful things.

Every mold in our Kitchen & Baking collection is 100% BPA-free, food-grade silicone, rated from −40°C to 230°C — safe in the oven, microwave, freezer and dishwasher. Some molds in the Arts & Crafts collection are craft-grade instead; those are clearly badged “Craft use only” on the product, and should never be used for food.

Yes — food-grade silicone is excellent for casting. Anything badged “Food-grade” works for resin, melt-and-pour soap, candles, wax melts and plaster of Paris. One rule though: once a mold has held resin, wax or plaster, keep it for crafts and don't use it for food again.

Food-grade molds are certified safe for anything you'll eat, and they work for crafts too — so they're listed in both collections. Craft-grade molds are made for casting only. They cost less and come in shapes made for crafters, but they must never touch food. Every product page tells you which one you're looking at.

Yes. Our silicone handles melted wax comfortably — soy, paraffin and beeswax all pour well below the 230°C limit on food-grade molds. For pillar candles use one of the deeper round molds, and let the wax cool fully before you turn it out, or the surface can dimple.

Very well. Plaster releases from silicone without any mold release, and the flexibility means you can peel the mold back instead of knocking the cast out. The detailed molds — teddy bears, stars, Urdu letters, cars — are the ones crafters use for paint-your-own figures.

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Yes, we deliver nationwide. Delivery typically takes 2–4 working days depending on your city. Delivery is free on every order.

Usually not. The non-stick silicone releases cleanly on its own — for baking, for soap and for plaster. For very lean or sticky batters, and for some resins, a light release spray helps, but most casts and bakes pop right out.

Warm soapy water or the dishwasher for kitchen molds. After plaster, let any residue dry fully and flex the mold — it cracks off rather than scrubbing away. After wax, wipe out while still slightly warm. Avoid sharp knives inside the molds and store them flat or rolled.

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