Donkey Pasture Ceramic Plate
Handcrafted in Egyptian village of Tunis, this charming dish makes a perfect perch for salts, spices and small bites in the kitchen or for jewelry, soap and other tidbits.
Dense with bougainvillea blossoms, palm trees and domed adobe rooftops, Tunis is a picturesque village that sits between Lake Qaroun and the desert dunes of the Fayoum Oasis. In the 1980s, Swiss ceramic artist Evelyn Porret founded a pottery school in the village. Using clay from the Nile banks of Aswan, its graduates have become Tunis' master potters who give the village and its pottery a unique aesthetic and style, adorning the pieces with motifs from the flora and fauna of their surroundings.
- Natural, lead-free glazed clay
- 4.3 inches in diameter with a small raised footing
- Hand wash with soap and water. Also microwavable and dishwasher safe
- Handcrafted in Tunis, Egypt
Handcrafted in Egyptian village of Tunis, this charming dish makes a perfect perch for salts, spices and small bites in the kitchen or for jewelry, soap and other tidbits.
Dense with bougainvillea blossoms, palm trees and domed adobe rooftops, Tunis is a picturesque village that sits between Lake Qaroun and the desert dunes of the Fayoum Oasis. In the 1980s, Swiss ceramic artist Evelyn Porret founded a pottery school in the village. Using clay from the Nile banks of Aswan, its graduates have become Tunis' master potters who give the village and its pottery a unique aesthetic and style, adorning the pieces with motifs from the flora and fauna of their surroundings.
- Natural, lead-free glazed clay
- 4.3 inches in diameter with a small raised footing
- Hand wash with soap and water. Also microwavable and dishwasher safe
- Handcrafted in Tunis, Egypt
Handcrafted in Egyptian village of Tunis, this charming dish makes a perfect perch for salts, spices and small bites in the kitchen or for jewelry, soap and other tidbits.
Dense with bougainvillea blossoms, palm trees and domed adobe rooftops, Tunis is a picturesque village that sits between Lake Qaroun and the desert dunes of the Fayoum Oasis. In the 1980s, Swiss ceramic artist Evelyn Porret founded a pottery school in the village. Using clay from the Nile banks of Aswan, its graduates have become Tunis' master potters who give the village and its pottery a unique aesthetic and style, adorning the pieces with motifs from the flora and fauna of their surroundings.
- Natural, lead-free glazed clay
- 4.3 inches in diameter with a small raised footing
- Hand wash with soap and water. Also microwavable and dishwasher safe
- Handcrafted in Tunis, Egypt
Handcrafted in Egyptian village of Tunis, this charming dish makes a perfect perch for salts, spices and small bites in the kitchen or for jewelry, soap and other tidbits.
Dense with bougainvillea blossoms, palm trees and domed adobe rooftops, Tunis is a picturesque village that sits between Lake Qaroun and the desert dunes of the Fayoum Oasis. In the 1980s, Swiss ceramic artist Evelyn Porret founded a pottery school in the village. Using clay from the Nile banks of Aswan, its graduates have become Tunis' master potters who give the village and its pottery a unique aesthetic and style, adorning the pieces with motifs from the flora and fauna of their surroundings.
- Natural, lead-free glazed clay
- 4.3 inches in diameter with a small raised footing
- Hand wash with soap and water. Also microwavable and dishwasher safe
- Handcrafted in Tunis, Egypt