Hand-thrown salt pig for keeping the seasoning at hand when you’re creating your culinary delights.
Unglazed on the inside to absorb the moisture from the air keeping your salt nice and crisp. A beautiful item to have on display in your kitchen making the small everyday moments more enjoyable.
Thrown on the potters wheel and available in a range of handmade glazes which allow the natural speckle of the clay to show through.
Created using natural materials and designed to last, ceramic is a great choice for long term use. The Village Pottery makes use of recycled clay from the making process to reduce waste as well as investing in a new kiln which is more efficient in power as well as consistency in results.
Please Note: these are Seconds Sale items - both colours have minor cracks INSIDE ONLY which have occurred during the firing process, this will not affect the usablity of the product.
Materials and Dimensions:
Ceramic
9cm opening x 11cm deep approx
Care Instructions
Dishwasher and Microwave safe, although hand washing is recommended
Features
Food safe clay and glaze
Bright and cheerful
Traditional design
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