Mixing/Serving Bowl made of Earthenware by Italian Nicola Fasano.A versatile bowl that is perfect for both whipping up pancake batter and serving dishes. It also works beautifully as a decorative fruit or vegetable bowl on the kitchen counter. Each bowl is handcrafted with a sturdy feel and features a glaze that withstands the rigors of daily use. The hand-painted design gives every piece a unique character, with subtle variations in color and texture. Small imperfections are a natural part of this traditional craftsmanship, adding to its authentic charm.
Bowl Verde
€39
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- Characteristics
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Brand: Nicola Fasano Height: 10 cm Diameter: 25 cm Material: Earthenware Dishwasher safe: No - Brand
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In the Alto Salento peninsula in the Italian region of Puglia, you will find the Ceramiche Nicola Fasano factory. There, porcelain is crafted with a passion and craftsmanship using ancient techniques. The company has been in the family for 18 generations, constantly developing new products, more colors, and patterns without bypassing the original artisan tradition.
The range includes everything from plates, dinner plates, serving platters, cups, and carafes, all adding a delightful rustic feel to the kitchen and dining table. Since everything is handcrafted and hand-painted, each product is a unique piece. - Delivery information
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You have the right to cancel your purchase and make a return within 14 days of receiving your item.
You are responsible for return shipping when you exercise your right of withdrawal.
Items can be returned free of charge in the store at Folkungagatan 85.
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