AbsolutelyClay
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This item will be posted to you by AbsolutelyClay within 3 days of receiving payment.
| Shipping destination | Cost | Additional items |
|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | £5.90 | £1.20 |
| Europe | Doesn't deliver here | |
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Meals served up in ceramics taste so much better.
Making attractive and complementory tableware is something that I love to do.
I also love making vessels that aren't restrictet to seasons or events or particular functions but pieces that can have multi-uses and used everyday.
Dishwasher safe but handwashing is advised in order to keep the glaze glossy.
I sign all my pieces REJM.
The bowl in the photos is the one that you would recieve.
(Lemons not included. :-))
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A beautiful and big serving bowl..
This bowl is a SECOND because there is a crack on the base of the bowl, as seen in the photo. It doesn't travel into the bottom of the bowl. The bowl will hold water.
It's so versatile, tactile and comforting ..... if a bowl can be comforting.
This serving bowl is richly glazed on the inside with a moody cloud glaze and on the outside with the blues and greens of the sea.
It's approximately 21 cm in diameter across the top and1 cm in height.
This bowl was thrown in a stoneware clay on the potters wheel, fired to bisque ware and then glazed. It was then fired up to 1240C.
Being stoneware means it should have a long life.
Designed by Juliet Myers
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