Clear pours — fantasy toys by colourway

How clear shows up in silicone

True clears read like glass and feel slightly firmer for the same blend. Tinted clears keep translucency with a hint of colour. Clear is the natural host for UV pigment — invisible by day, fluorescent under blacklight — and shows encapsulated shimmer beautifully.

Who tends to love it

The curious and the show-and-tell crowd. Clear pours photograph like sculpture, display like glass art, and appeal to anyone fascinated by what silicone actually is.

Real clear pours from the makers

Near Clear Opaline Shimmer pour of Tarrasque by Wandering Bard Toys

Near Clear Opaline Shimmer Tarrasque · Wandering Bard Toys

Near Clear Menzo pour of Astarion the Vampire Rogue by Wandering Bard Toys

Near Clear Menzo Astarion the Vampire Rogue · Wandering Bard Toys

Near Clear Eldrich pour of Dark Mantle by Wandering Bard Toys

Near Clear Eldrich Dark Mantle · Wandering Bard Toys

Near Clear Grimforge pour of Direwolf by Wandering Bard Toys

Near Clear Grimforge Direwolf · Wandering Bard Toys

Near Clear Moonlight pour of Dryder by Wandering Bard Toys

Near Clear Moonlight Dryder · Wandering Bard Toys

Near Clear Grimforge pour of Dwarven Barbarian by Wandering Bard Toys

Near Clear Grimforge Dwarven Barbarian · Wandering Bard Toys

Near Clear Galaxy pour of Elven Sorcerer by Wandering Bard Toys

Near Clear Galaxy Elven Sorcerer · Wandering Bard Toys

Near Clear Permafrost pour of Kelpie by Wandering Bard Toys

Near Clear Permafrost Kelpie · Wandering Bard Toys

Names the community uses

A pour tends to collect three names: the one the maker prints, the one the community settles on, and the shorthand people actually type. All three find the same toys in the search box.

Near Clear: also called NC, nearclear, near-clear and see-through A silicone rather than a colour: translucent platinum silicone that several makers pour under the same name. Makers tag it Nearclear or NC; shoppers looking for it type clear or see-through.

Collected from the community's own glossary and drop threads, July 2026.