Made by hand on the potter's wheel from speckled stoneware clay, this little dish is not only perfect for soap, but could also function as a trinket dish or small side dish.
Description
Made by Florence in her Bristol studio, the soap dish features a small hole in the centre, and a raised, hand-turned foot-ring, to aid drainage. It is made from a toasted stoneware clay, and glazed in Florence's signature oatmeal speckled glaze. The glaze breaks over the rim of the vessel, appearing a soft taupe.
Finished with Florence's maker's mark on the bottom, the soap dish is a versatile addition to your contemporary, modern home.
Dimensions
Diameter 9cm x Height 2cm
Features
Hand-thrown
Stoneware Clay
Made By Hand in Bristol
Artisanal
One-off
Drainage hole and raised foot-ring
Materials and Care
Ceramic
Please note: Each piece is hand-thrown, and therefore small variations between items may occur.
To preserve the lifespan of this product we recommended hand washing as the preferable choice. Washing at high temperatures could result in cracking after frequent washes.
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We are committed to providing you with modern homewares and accessories that will last a long time and are consciously created. We want to ensure everything we do as a circular economy, has minimal negative impact on the environment whilst also creating huge positive impact for our wider community. Read more
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