Five-petal flower polymer clay cutter seen from above, its pointed petals fanned with radiating vein lines around a dotted centre, in the stylised penç tradition.
All sizes listed for polymer clay cutters are approximate and given in millimetres. Minor variation is normal and part of the handcrafted nature of 3D printed cutters.
Rinse your cutter with warm water after use and allow to air dry completely before storing. Avoid acetone, harsh solvents, or prolonged heat exposure as these can affect the material over time. Store flat or upright in a dry place away from direct sunlight.
Ahtapot Flora polymer clay cutter opens a five-petal flower from above, each petal fanned with fine radiating veins that reach outward like curling arms around a dotted centre. It cuts and embosses in one press, laying down outline and detail together.
The five-petal flower seen from above is the penç, one of the core stylised blooms of Ottoman illumination, where the number five, penç in Farsi, names the form. Drawn flat and symmetrical, it stands for the flower reduced to its essence, a single bloom holding the balance of a whole garden.
Press it into earrings, pendants, brooches or decorative tiles wherever a clean, radiating flower suits the piece. Pair it with Pervane for a matching set, and each Ahtapot Flora polymer clay cutter gives a defined impression that holds its veining through baking.
