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Wedge-Shaped Bowl (Eyes Wide Open) | M048T-58

M048T-58

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Summary

Type: Wedge-Shaped Bowl (Code: M048)
Pattern: Eyes Wide Open (Code: 58 )
Dimensions: 5" from center point to edge, 8.5" long, 2.25" deep
Description: These wedge-shaped bowls are as versatile as they are stunning! Sold individually, they are perfect for side dishes, snacks, dips, nuts, or candy! Combine three to form a circle for different kinds of dips and spreads, or line them up for a fun way to serve toppings for salads, ice cream sundaes, or anything else your heart desires. With Polish pottery, the only limit is your imagination!

Introducing the Polish Pottery Wedge-Shaped Bowl by Manufaktura in the captivating "Eyes Wide Open" pattern! These bowls are not only visually stunning, but they are also incredibly versatile. Sold individually, they are the perfect addition to your dining table, whether you're serving side dishes, snacks, dips, nuts, or candy! The possibilities are endless!

But here's where it gets really exciting – these wedge-shaped bowls can be combined to form a circle, creating a unique and eye-catching way to serve different kinds of dips and spreads. Or, you can line them up to create a fun and playful display for your favorite toppings, whether it's for salads, ice cream sundaes, or anything else your heart desires. With Polish pottery, your imagination is the only limit!

Let's talk about the "Eyes Wide Open" pattern – it's a true work of art! This design incorporates circles in a predominantly blue color, with accents in white. The white background is adorned with green and black dots, surrounded by beautiful blue rings. This pattern is considered to be of the Traditional level of artistry, making it one of the most common and recognizable patterns in the world of Polish pottery.

What makes Polish pottery so special is the technique used to create these masterpieces. Highly skilled artists utilize the "punching" technique of hand stamping, resulting in an array of designs and colors that are largely inspired by nature. The "Eyes Wide Open" pattern falls under the category of "simpler" patterns, but don't let that fool you – there is no limit to production for these patterns, and a large pool of talented artists work together to satisfy the demand. This means that each piece is unique, with slight variations from one to another.

Now, let's talk about the dimensions of this fabulous bowl. It measures 5" from the center point to the edge, 8.5" long, and has a depth of 2.25". Made and hand-painted in Boleslawiec, Poland by skilled artisans, this bowl is not only functional but also a beautiful addition to your home. Mix and match with other Polish pottery pieces to create stunning combinations that will surely impress your guests.

Rest assured, this Polish Pottery Wedge-Shaped Bowl is not only a feast for the eyes but also safe for food and beverages. It can be used in the dishwasher, refrigerator, microwave, freezer, and even in the oven up to 425 degrees. Crafted from high-quality materials, this bowl is tough, durable, and chip-resistant. Plus, it's free of lead, nickel, and cadmium, ensuring your safety and peace of mind.

This particular product was manufactured by Manufaktura, a true pioneer in the world of Polish pottery. When The Polish Pottery Outlet first opened its doors in 2006, Manufaktura was the first manufacturer they chose to work with. Established in 1992, Manufaktura has earned numerous awards for their stunning designs and their efforts to promote Polish pottery around the world. They are seen as trendsetters in the pottery industry and are widely recognized as one of the most important producers of Polish pottery in Boleslawiec.