Polish Pottery Basket with Handle 10" Last Summer Flowers
This Last Summer Flowers 10" Basket with Handle was handmade and hand decorated in Boleslawiec, Poland by skilled artisans according to old traditional methods. This Polish stoneware is microwave, dishwasher, freezer, and oven safe up to 480°F. It does not contain lead or cadmium. It is part of the Last Summer Flowers CollectionView more Baskets with Handle in this shape
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Made by Manufaktura artistic pottery workshop in Boleslawiec, Poland
Dimensions: 9.7" H x 9.5" W x 10.5" L, Weight: 4.8 lbs
Shape: S757F
Pattern: Last Summer Flowers
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Polmedia Polish Pottery Stoneware is:
* Hand crafted and hand painted in Boleslawiec, Poland
* Microwave safe, dishwasher safe, oven safe up to 480 F, freezer safe
* Lead and cadmium free and 100% safe with food
* Crack and chip resistant
* Intended for everyday use, easy to clean
* Highly collectable
About Polish Pottery
Polish pottery is known for its versatility in the kitchen and on the table. It is safe for use with food in the microwave, freezer, oven and dishwasher. Polish stoneware is resilient to abrasives making it durable and resistant to scratching or chipping. It distributes heat evenly for perfect baking and is also nonstick for easy clean-up, making it easy to care for.
The bright patterns never fade, and are offered in thousands of variations to mix and match. It is this combination of function and beauty that makes Polish pottery so appealing. The pottery is fired in electric and gas kilns at temperatures exceeding 2200 degrees Fahrenheit.
This results in a stoneware that is meant to resist aging and provide lasting beauty that stands the test of time. Polish stoneware is lead and cadmium free.
Polish Pottery is hand crafted and hand painted in the Boleslawiec region of Poland. This region is famous for its naturally found white clay which artisans have used for centuries to craft this durable and beautiful stoneware. Each piece of pottery is carefully formed and painted by hand to ensure that exceptional attention to detail is paid to each piece. The most beautiful and intricate patterns are called UNIKAT patterns. These patterns bear the artist’s signature.
