3 Section Divided Dish (Bubble Machine) | P155M-AS38

Summary

Introducing the Polish Pottery 3 Section Divided Dish by Manufaktura in the whimsical "Bubble Machine" pattern (AS38). This delightful dish is not only practical but also a perfect way to add a splash of color to your home. Whether you're serving up three different dips, an assortment of snacks, or even creating a stunning centerpiece, the only limitation is your imagination!

The "Bubble Machine" pattern is a true work of art, with its playful design elements incorporating circles and dots in a predominantly white color, accented with bursts of blue, red, and gold. The pattern features charming small blue bubbles that dance across a white background, while clusters of colorful circles and rings are scattered throughout. This modern level of artistry, known as Unikat, focuses on contemporary colors and motifs, making it a truly unique and eye-catching piece.

Measuring at 14" long x 6.5" wide x 1.5" deep, with each section measuring 4" x 5.5", this divided dish offers ample space for all your culinary creations. Crafted and hand-painted in Boleslawiec, Poland by skilled artisans, you can trust that this piece is not only beautiful but also of the highest quality. Made from high-quality materials, it is tough, durable, and chip-resistant, ensuring that it will withstand the test of time.

When it comes to functionality, this divided dish does not disappoint. It is food and beverage safe, making it the perfect companion for your next gathering. And the best part? It is safe for use in the dishwasher, refrigerator, microwave, freezer, and oven (up to 425 degrees). Talk about convenience!

Manufactured by Manufaktura, the first and foremost producer of Polish pottery, this dish embodies the rich tradition and craftsmanship that Boleslawiec is known for. With over 25 years of experience, Manufaktura has won numerous awards for their stunning designs and their dedication to promoting Polish pottery around the world. They are trendsetters in the pottery industry and are highly regarded as one of the most important producers of Polish pottery in Boleslawiec.