Ceramic Mushroom Bottles
These little ceramic mushroom bottles are delightful and useful. Each is hand-thrown, and the lid comes off to reveal that your nice looking piece of ceramic decor is also a very little container. What will it contain??
One of these bottles - the white one with orange dots- has a crack in the middle of the lid, and has been discounted accordingly.
Height-wise, the tallest pictured is 3.75 inches tall, the middle heights are roughly 2.5. The taller one has a small crack in the lid, and has been discounted accordingly.
Made from white midfire stoneware, these pieces were thrown, hand carved, and decorated with colored slip. They were fired, glazed with a transparent, food safe glaze, and then fired for a second time.
These little ceramic mushroom bottles are delightful and useful. Each is hand-thrown, and the lid comes off to reveal that your nice looking piece of ceramic decor is also a very little container. What will it contain??
One of these bottles - the white one with orange dots- has a crack in the middle of the lid, and has been discounted accordingly.
Height-wise, the tallest pictured is 3.75 inches tall, the middle heights are roughly 2.5. The taller one has a small crack in the lid, and has been discounted accordingly.
Made from white midfire stoneware, these pieces were thrown, hand carved, and decorated with colored slip. They were fired, glazed with a transparent, food safe glaze, and then fired for a second time.
These little ceramic mushroom bottles are delightful and useful. Each is hand-thrown, and the lid comes off to reveal that your nice looking piece of ceramic decor is also a very little container. What will it contain??
One of these bottles - the white one with orange dots- has a crack in the middle of the lid, and has been discounted accordingly.
Height-wise, the tallest pictured is 3.75 inches tall, the middle heights are roughly 2.5. The taller one has a small crack in the lid, and has been discounted accordingly.
Made from white midfire stoneware, these pieces were thrown, hand carved, and decorated with colored slip. They were fired, glazed with a transparent, food safe glaze, and then fired for a second time.