Ceramic octopus serving bowl

214,00 kr

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Color: Purple

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Ceramic octopus serving bowl

Purple

214,00 kr

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Ceramic octopus serving bowl handmade in Almería, Spain.

Made with local white clay and painted freehand, you can see the brush strokes, the stops, the doubts, and the paint-it-over lines, everything you look for in an artisan piece. José Miguel is a skillful potter, the bowl itself is fault-less and the painting is fantastic. We asked the potter to add some paint strokes in blue and purple on the outside, so even when it's stored it sparks joy.

José Miguel is the head of the last pottery of the town, which was the main village of the area for this kind of craft and trade as its surroundings are pure clay and karst.

While the traditional motifs are flowers, roosters, and geometric patterns, José Miguel sourced his inspiration and combined traditional and contemporary design.

José Miguel recommends you clean them with mild soap by hand although you can put it in the dishwasher, the artisan character of this piece will survive longer with gentler care. Due to the artisanal nature of these pieces, small differences in shape, color and finishes are expected.

Measurements in cm: 26 x 10 cm

Measurements in inches: 10.24" x 3.95"

Care instructions

All our pieces are 100% merino or 100% lambswool with no other fibres.
Please wash carefully in mild water with a splash of ammonia or using the wool cycle of your washing machine. Never tumble dry. Wool is self cleaning, just shake it periodically and place outisde on a sunny day, you can also brush to get that new look again.
To keep it away from moths, place in a plastic bag, and close tightly. If you are in Spain and wish to give your blanket an thoroughly cleaning and brushing by the same people who wave these, please let us know so we can arrange it.

Care instructions

All our pieces are 100% merino or 100% lambswool with no other fibres.

Please wash carefully in mild water with a splash of ammonia or using the wool cycle of your washing machine. Never tumble dry. Wool is self cleaning, just shake it periodically and place outisde on a sunny day, you can also brush to get that new look again.

To keep it away from moths, place in a plastic bag, and close tightly. If you are in Spain and wish to give your blanket an thoroughly cleaning and brushing by the same people who wave these, please let us know so we can arrange it.