Polmedia Polish Pottery Salt and Pepper with Toothpick Holder - Peach Spring Daisy Pattern Handmade in Boleslawiec Poland by Ceramika Artystyczna +($61.86Value)

Description

Authentic Polish Craftsmanship - Handmade in Boleslawiec, Poland by Ceramika Artystyczna. Hand-Painted Pattern - Features the beautiful Peach Spring Daisy pattern created using traditional brush and stamp techniques. Safe for Daily Use - Lead and cadmium free; microwave, dishwasher, freezer, and oven safe (up to 480°F). Durable and Long-Lasting - High-fired European stoneware that resists chipping, scratching, and fading. Dimensions - Approximately 3.7" H x 4.1" W x 9.7" L (maximum outside edge or handle)

Genuine Polish Pottery handmade in Boleslawiec, Poland. Region celebrated for its long-standing ceramic tradition and artisanal craftsmanship.

This authentic, hand-painted Polish stoneware Salt and Pepper with Toothpick Holder in the Peach Spring Daisy pattern is handcrafted by Ceramika Artystyczna using traditional hand-painting and high-temperature firing techniques for lasting durability and everyday functionality.

Certificate of Authenticity:
Includes an official certificate verifying the handmade origin and authenticity of the piece.

Care Instructions:
Your order includes care instructions and helpful information, especially useful when gifting Polish Pottery.

Dimensions:
3.7" high, 4.1" wide, 9.7" long (max outside edge or handle).

Certified Polmedia Polish Pottery Features:
* Lead & Cadmium Free: Safe for everyday use.
* Microwave Safe: Heat food or drinks with confidence.
* Dishwasher Safe: Pattern will not fade.
* Oven Safe (up to 480F): Excellent for baking and reheating.
* Freezer Safe: High-fired stoneware handles temperature changes.
* Chip & Scratch Resistant: Durable for daily use.
* Hand-Painted Artistry: Decorated by skilled artisans.
* Never-Fade Colors: Patterns remain vibrant forever.

The Essence of Polish Pottery:
For generations, artisans in Boleslawiec have crafted stoneware valued for durability, heat distribution, and long-lasting beauty. This tradition continues today in every piece of Polish Pottery.