I love this Moon Lady spirit box from Flickr user IntotheDawn. It’s so very pretty, and I love the sense of peace on the face.
Click here to check out more from this multi-media artist on etsy.
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I love this Moon Lady spirit box from Flickr user IntotheDawn. It’s so very pretty, and I love the sense of peace on the face.
Click here to check out more from this multi-media artist on etsy.

Sometimes clay tools feel more like magic than equipment, and this Moth Pottery Template definitely falls into that category. One moment you’re working with a flat slab, and the next you’re holding a detailed, sculptural moth that looks like it could flutter right off your table.
This design stands out because it combines structure with artistry. The template gives you the clean, symmetrical base of the moth form, but once you have that shape cut, the real fun begins—adding textures, underglazes, or even metallic accents to bring the wings to life.
It’s ideal for slab-builders who want to go beyond mugs and bowls and dive into more decorative or sculptural projects.
Templates like this are inspiring because they bridge the gap between functional pottery and decorative art. It’s not just about making something useful—it’s about making something memorable. And let’s be honest, it’s the kind of piece guests will immediately comment on when they spot it in your home.
You can grab it here: Moth Pottery Template for Slab Building on Etsy.
This spotlight is part of my Etsy Feature series, where I highlight clay templates and tools that push creativity beyond the basics. If you’re ready for a project that feels both bold and whimsical, this moth template will absolutely deliver.
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That is so lovely! I’ve just gotten back into polymer clay. I left it 14 years ago thinking it wasn’t a viable art form. Holy you know what!!! I’ve been making jewelry from glass and semi-precious stones, beads and chips. We are getting ready to move to a bigger apartment where I can recreate my studio. I work a regular job and working with polymer clay can be challenging. I’ll have to say what I did 14 years ago was pretty impressive. Now I have nearly all of the tools I’ll need and a space is waiting for me – at least until the land lord finishes it. Thank you for sharing your art!
Thanks so much for featuring one of my spirit boxes! Much appreciated!