"A piece of nature, hand-formed, carefully finished. Each piece so simple, so imperfectly perfect...unique.”
The butter dish is made of light brown clay and covered with a white matte glaze. It has a pattern on the plate that allows the butter to stick to the base better and not slide on the plate.
The plate can also be used for other purposes, and the lid can also be a cute baking dish. It is suitable for use in the refrigerator, oven, and can be washed in the dishwasher.
The price is for one piece.
SIZE:
PLATE
- diameter 13.5X19cm
COVER
- diameter 10.5X16cm
- height 6cm
If you want to order more pieces than are currently available in the store, the production time is from 14 days to 3 weeks. If I manage to make them sooner, I will certainly send them to you as soon as possible.
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HOW IS CERAMICS MADE?
Each piece is hand-crafted and carefully crafted, the uniqueness and range of colored glazes offer a wealth of results in terms of shades and surface details as well. This means that each piece is completely unique. No product will ever be exactly the same as another. Throughout the entire creation process, each product passes through my hands several times, giving it the energy of love and warmth that only a handmade piece has. Energy that you can feel and that creates a special and unique experience when using it.
WHAT IS STONEWARE?
Stoneware is a type of ceramics. It is made of special clay that can be fired at temperatures above 1200°C. As an example - traditional Slovenian red clay ceramics are fired at 1050°C, and porcelain at 1300°C. High-temperature stoneware has special properties - it is resistant to mechanical and chemical influences, has low porosity and hardly absorbs water. Such products are solid, resistant to crumbling, and more compact to the touch.
HOW LONG DOES PRODUCTION TAKE?
It takes about three weeks to go from wet clay to a usable product. During creation, the product goes through several stages of production, and to this we must add the time required for drying, firing and cooling. The process is time-consuming, but it creates durable products that last forever when used properly.
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