ABOUT COLORIFIC PORCELAIN®

In 1980 Ralph & Jeanette Gullikson bought the porcelain slip manufacturing company which was called Colorific Porcelain®.  Colorific Porcelain® has remained the porcelain slip name as well as their company name.  Through the years they have bought two other companies but kept each of their names as they were.

From the very beginning they made their daughter Melody Gullikson Kolbe the shop manager, which gave Ralph & Jeanette the freedom to teach classes around the country.

In 1988 Colorific Porcelain® added Cotton Laces to their line for the lace draping trade, and informally renamed their company Colorific Porcelain® and Laces.

In 1997 Colorific Porcelain®  purchased the Rex Tools & Forma -Leaf® Manufacturing Company.  These are cutters and leaves which, when pressed into clay, form the petals and leaves for flower making.  These tools are good for any type of molding substance that can by be formed into flowers by hand.  Clay, Femo, wax for candle making & cake decorating - just to name a few.

In 1998 Colorific Porcelain® & Laces became the sole manager and bottler for the Victory Spanish Colors which had it's base in Orlando, Florida.  These colors are manufactured only in the United States.

1999 came and they added the Jamar Mallory Lace Draping Molds, bought from Alberta's Mold Company.  They did not plan on being the manufacturer.  They chose to have Shiloh Molds, Inc. manufacture and distribute this mold line.