Salt & Pepper, Cellar, 5.5" in "Peacock in Line" by Manufaktura | M067T-54A
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Artistry Level: Traditional
Dominant Color: Blue
Form: Salt & Pepper, Cellar, 5.5" , Manufaktura (M067)
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Introducing the Polish Pottery Divided Salt & Pepper Cellar by Manufaktura in the mesmerizing "Peacock in Line" pattern (54A). Not only is this piece perfect for keeping by the stove when you need a pinch of salt or pepper, but it also doubles as a toothpick holder! How cool is that? The "Peacock in Line" pattern is a true work of art, featuring a stunning combination of peacock and geometric designs in a predominantly blue color with accents in white and brown.
Let's take a closer look at this exquisite pattern. In the center, you'll find a large cluster of peacock circles on a vibrant blue background, surrounded by fine blue lines that extend against a crisp white background all the way to the edges. This pattern is considered to be of the Traditional level of artistry, which means it's one of the most common and recognizable patterns in the world of Polish pottery.
What makes this piece even more special is the way it is made. Using the "punching" technique of hand stamping, highly skilled artists create an array of designs and colors largely inspired by nature. These "simpler" patterns, like the "Peacock in Line," have no limit in production, which means there's always a steady supply to meet the demand. And since different artists take on these designs, each piece is unique and carries its own artistic flair.
Now, let's talk about the capacity and dimensions of this fantastic product. It stands at a height of 2.5 inches and measures 5.5 inches in length. The cellars have a diameter of 2 inches, while the toothpick holder has a diameter of 1 inch. Made and hand-painted in Boleslawiec, Poland by skilled artisans, this Polish Pottery piece is both functional and beautiful, adding useful splashes of color to your home.
Not only is this salt and pepper cellar a practical addition to your kitchen, but it also serves as a delightful conversation starter when you have guests over. Mix and match with other Polish Pottery pieces to create stunning combinations that will leave your guests in awe. And the best part? It's not just a pretty face. This product is food and beverage safe, as well as dishwasher, refrigerator, microwave, freezer, and oven safe up to 425 degrees. Talk about versatility!
Manufactured by Manufaktura, the first producer of Polish pottery that The Polish Pottery Outlet chose to work with when they opened in 2006, this piece represents the epitome of craftsmanship and innovation. Established in 1992, Manufaktura has garnered numerous awards for their stunning designs and their tireless efforts to promote Polish pottery worldwide. They are truly trendsetters in the pottery industry and are widely recognized as one of the most important producers of Polish pottery in Boleslawiec.
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Polish Pottery is Dishwasher safe! Or, clean by hand using regular dish soap and scrub brush.
Guidelines to keep your pottery in excellent condition:
You may safely use Polish pottery in the microwave and in a conventional oven at temperatures up to 425°F. We recommend you heat your stoneware up to temperature with the oven. Make sure to always cover the entire bottom of the dish when baking. For example, you don't want to put a single chicken breast in the center of a baker and leave the rest of the surface area uncovered, as the empty spots will heat at a different rate than those with food on them. Polish pottery does not like quick changes in temperature or uneven heat sources, and thermal shock WILL result in a broken dish.
Never place your pottery directly on a hot stovetop burner!
While Polish pottery is extremely durable, it should not be taken directly from the freezer and placed into a hot oven. In addition, cold water or frozen food should not be placed in a hot piece of pottery. Always allow cooling or warming to room temperatures before heating in an oven or placing in a freezer. If taken care of properly, your Polish pottery can last for generations!
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Salt & Pepper, Cellar, 5.5" in "Peacock in Line"...
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Salt & Pepper, Cellar, 5.5" in "Peacock in Line" by Manufaktura | M067T-54A
Instantly save 50% off list price (-$18.50) on this item. Your Price: $18.50
Introducing the Polish Pottery Divided Salt & Pepper Cellar by Manufaktura in the mesmerizing "Peacock in Line" pattern (54A). Not only is this piece perfect for keeping by the stove when you need a pinch of salt or pepper, but it also doubles as a toothpick holder! How cool is that? The "Peacock in Line" pattern is a true work of art, featuring a stunning combination of peacock and geometric designs in a predominantly blue color with accents in white and brown.
Let's take a closer look at this exquisite pattern. In the center, you'll find a large cluster of peacock circles on a vibrant blue background, surrounded by fine blue lines that extend against a crisp white background all the way to the edges. This pattern is considered to be of the Traditional level of artistry, which means it's one of the most common and recognizable patterns in the world of Polish pottery.
What makes this piece even more special is the way it is made. Using the "punching" technique of hand stamping, highly skilled artists create an array of designs and colors largely inspired by nature. These "simpler" patterns, like the "Peacock in Line," have no limit in production, which means there's always a steady supply to meet the demand. And since different artists take on these designs, each piece is unique and carries its own artistic flair.
Now, let's talk about the capacity and dimensions of this fantastic product. It stands at a height of 2.5 inches and measures 5.5 inches in length. The cellars have a diameter of 2 inches, while the toothpick holder has a diameter of 1 inch. Made and hand-painted in Boleslawiec, Poland by skilled artisans, this Polish Pottery piece is both functional and beautiful, adding useful splashes of color to your home.
Not only is this salt and pepper cellar a practical addition to your kitchen, but it also serves as a delightful conversation starter when you have guests over. Mix and match with other Polish Pottery pieces to create stunning combinations that will leave your guests in awe. And the best part? It's not just a pretty face. This product is food and beverage safe, as well as dishwasher, refrigerator, microwave, freezer, and oven safe up to 425 degrees. Talk about versatility!
Manufactured by Manufaktura, the first producer of Polish pottery that The Polish Pottery Outlet chose to work with when they opened in 2006, this piece represents the epitome of craftsmanship and innovation. Established in 1992, Manufaktura has garnered numerous awards for their stunning designs and their tireless efforts to promote Polish pottery worldwide. They are truly trendsetters in the pottery industry and are widely recognized as one of the most important producers of Polish pottery in Boleslawiec.