Ceramic Toadstool Mushroom Bowl
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- Order placed
- 24th November
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- 28th November
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- Standard delivery
- 2nd - 3rd December
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These stoneware ceramic dishs are handmade in my studio. The delightful mushrooms are sculpted by hand and laid flat to the bowl, they are glazed in a wonderful bright red to contrast the beautiful hues of green and blue, for that extra special effect. Th...
These stoneware ceramic dishs are handmade in my studio. The delightful mushrooms are sculpted by hand and laid flat to the bowl, they are glazed in a wonderful bright red to contrast the beautiful hues of green and blue, for that extra special effect. The rim of the pot has a crimped eye catching finish, these bowls would make a distinctive addition to any space.
Perfect for serving up delicious meals or displaying your treasures.
App. 28cm diameter
Please note:
Each piece is completely handmade, therefore 100% original and unique. No two pieces are exactly alike.
Shape, size, colours, dimensions vary slightly from piece to piece.
Please look carefully at photos before purchasing, they are created in an art studio.
The delivery options for this item are listed below (if it doesn't state 'Express delivery' then that option is not available for this product). As soon as you place your order, this small business will spring into action, get it ready and send it out... (and you can feel wonderful for supporting them).
Delivery options available
Standard delivery: included
Receive it by 2nd - 3rd December
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Step into the vibrant world of pottery, where Deborah, a Yorkshire native now thriving in the serene landscapes of Staffordshire, crafts her masterpieces from the heart of her home courtyard studio.
Surrounded by the picturesque countryside and ancient woodlands that serve as her inspiration, her journey as a ceramic artist began at Wolverhampton University, where she immersed herself in the intricacies of ceramics and 3D design.