Baroque Borders Silicone Mold by Zuri Designs

Baroque Borders Silicone Mold by Zuri Designs Vintage Dreams Collection

Casting sizes:

Top border: 12.15" (30.85cm) x 1.43" (3.65cm) x 0.23" (0.6cm)

Middle border: 12.15" (30.85cm) x 1.39" (3.53cm) x 0.23" (0.6cm)

“Because even edges deserve to be extraordinary.”  Intricate, regal, and rich with movement, Baroque Borders brings classical elegance to any creative project. With three distinct border styles—each one carved in high relief and draped in swirling flourishes—this mold evokes the timeless charm of 18th-century ornamentation without ever feeling dated.

Perfect for mixed media artists, furniture embellishment, resin casting, journaling, or decorative trim, these designs turn simple frames, boxes, canvases, and books into heirlooms. Whether you cast them in plaster, clay, resin, or wax, the detail holds beautifully and finishes like a dream.

From opulent scrolls to symmetrical floral inlays, these borders don’t just decorate—they define.

This mold is oven safe up to 464 F (240 C), freezer safe to -104 F (-75 C) and can be safely used in the microwave. It is BPA, PVC and Phthalate free.

This mold is made of 100% food grade silicone. It is therefore suitable for use with edible mediums for candy and cookie making, cake decorating, etc. You can also use it to make ice shapes by filling the cavities with water and placing the mold in the freezer.

For instructions on how to use the above listed mediums and the use of release agents, please refer to their respective manufacturer’s instructions.

How to use our molds: When appropriate, apply a release agent to the surface of the mold in a fine, even layer. Fill the mold with your medium and allow to cure. Gently bend along the edges of the mold to release the casting. Remove the casting with care, without any forceful pulling or excessive bending. Certain mediums with higher water content and/or elasticity may tend to stretch with the mold when attempting to remove, making it more difficult to separate them from the mold. If that happens, simply place the mold in the freezer for about 30 minutes. The casting will then pop right out.