W.R. Ceramika | SKU: WR52C-SM2

Casserole, Round Dish Handles, 11", WR (WR52C) in "Dot to Dot" by W.R. Ceramika | WR52C-SM2

Name: Casserole, Round Dish Handles, 11", WR (WR52C) in "Dot to Dot" by W.R. Ceramika | WR52C-SM2
Brand: W.R. Ceramika
SKU: WR52C-SM2
Price: 85.59 USD
Availability: InStock

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About this product

Pattern: Dot to Dot (SM2) - Dots
Pattern Also Known As: "In The Eyes Of Love"
Artistry Level: Traditional
Dominant Color: Blue
Form: Casserole, Round Dish Handles, 11", WR (WR52C)
Suggested Uses: baking casseroles, roasting vegetables, baking lasagna, side dishes, marinating meats, baking desserts, storing leftovers, gift giving, kitchen decoration
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Description

Step into a world of timeless charm with the Polish Pottery Casserole, a stunning Round Dish with Handles, 11", crafted by the renowned W.R. Ceramika in the whimsical "Dot to Dot" pattern (SM2). Imagine the wide, shallow design of this baker, perfect not only for your baking needs but also as a delightful centerpiece for your dinner table. The "Dot to Dot" pattern dazzles with its playful white polka dots dancing across a vivid cobalt blue background, a classic yet fresh look that brings a burst of color and joy to any culinary gathering.

This delightful piece is a testament to the art of Polish pottery, where each dot and line is not just painted but brought to life using the traditional "punching" technique by highly skilled artisans. These artists, inspired by the natural beauty around them, create patterns that are considered traditional in the world of Polish pottery—widely recognized and adored. While these designs are simpler, their charm is in their ubiquity and the slight variations that make each piece unique, thanks to the many different artists who bring their touch to the timeless patterns.

Not only is this casserole a piece of art, but it's also built to last and handle all your cooking needs. Safe for use in the dishwasher, microwave, freezer, and oven (up to 425 degrees), this Polish pottery is as functional as it is beautiful. Made in Boleslawiec, Poland, by W.R. Ceramika—a boutique pottery studio founded in 1978 by J.K. Rutyna—the casserole features robust materials that are chip-resistant and free from lead, nickel, and cadmium. Owning this piece means having a slice of Polish heritage in your home, ready to spark conversations and serve up delicious meals in style. Mix and match it with other patterns to create a vibrant display that is sure to impress your guests and elevate every meal into a celebration.

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Specifications

11" diameter (rim to rim), 1.5" deep

Care information

Cleaning

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!