Louise Two‑Tone Ceramic Pitcher
$36.00
Sale price
$36.00
Regular price
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Louise Two‑Tone Ceramic Pitcher
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$36.00
Sale price
$36.00
Regular price
Crafted from dark clay and finished with a hand‑painted white glaze, the Louise Pitcher highlights the natural texture of its ceramic form. The two‑toned design creates a striking contrast that feels both artisanal and refined. Food‑safe and sculptural, it brings a touch of functional art to your tabletop, open shelving, or styled vignettes.
Details
- Ceramic
- Dark clay with hand‑painted white glaze
- Food‑safe
- 3.75" diameter (6.5" with handle) × 7.25" height
- Sold individually
- Natural variations in glaze and texture are expected
Care
- Hand wash recommended
- Avoid harsh chemicals
This item is prepared and shipped by one of our small‑business partners and may arrive in its own package.
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