How can I describe this piece? A possible multi-use porcelain piece with soft glaze colors and an accent of a leaf or feather decal. The glazing is beautiful, with my first ever glaze drip. The piece has so many possibilities: vase, pencil holder, make up brush holder, ceramic tumbler and/or indoor planter. It would be perfect for a bouquet of fresh flowers. This vase/tumbler/work horse is made of porcelain and is made to be enjoyed for food or drink. The piece is dishwasher

A perfect gift for the flower lover in your life. You'll be able to give this small vase with a small bouquet. Yellow, pink and purple flowers decorate this cheerful indoor planter. I've imagined a succulent or ivy growing out of this tumbler. It's the perfect size on a window sill or mantel. It's charming piece, that can be used a planter, vase or pencil holder. It's a great way to bring flowers for that special day. The piece was thrown on the potter's wheel using light bro

The simplicity and beauty of mid century decor reflects an optimistic time. This ceramic bowl is inspired by MCM colors and design. The bowl is hand decorated with a few colors and covered with a clear glossy glaze. Is it a pink and green bowl? Or is it a black and white bowl? You'll have to decide, but it's a minimalist design for your home decor. The bowl is made with white stoneware clay. The bowl is food, microwave and dishwasher safe. The approximate size of the bowl is:

Gray and blue are the coolest colors; especially found in a 60's inspired ceramic bowl. This charming medium-small bowl will compliment your home or office. There's no reason to eat your cereal, ramen noodles or mac and cheese in a boring bowl. This bowl is fun to look at and use daily. A simple, elegant bowl with unlimited uses: functional or decor enhancing. The piece was thrown on the potter's wheel using white porcelain, hand painted with underglaze paints and china/porce

Calling all octopoda lovers. Octopuses symbolizes mystery, flexibility, fluidity, intelligence, adaptability, and unpredictability. (For Detroit Red Wing fans, it symbolizes our place in hockey history.) I think this is a perfect bowl for admiring. The glazing is wonderful, the pink interior is trimmed in a color called purple haze. The exterior is a breaking pink, purple and shimmering pewter color. The octopuses are decals, which are not food safe. The piece is made with wh

If you remember the 60's, you weren't really there. But since you're here, now, you'll enjoy this slightly different perspective of that decade. This white stoneware bowl, is a great way to enjoy your next meal, salad or dessert. The piece is dishwasher, FOOD and microwave safe. Approximate Dimensions: Height: 2 in/ 5 cm Width: 6.5 in/ 16.5 cm Depth: 1.25 in/ 3.1 cm Liquid Capacity: 10 oz/ 295 mL For more information, or to purchase, or to remember something you don't tota

How can I describe this piece? A possible multi-use porcelain piece with soft glaze colors and an accent of a leaf decal. The glazing is beautiful, with my first ever glaze drip. The piece has so many possibilities: vase, pencil holder, make up brush holder, ceramic tumbler and/or indoor planter. This vase/tumbler/work horse is made of porcelain and is made to be enjoyed for food or drink. The piece is dishwasher, FOOD and microwave safe. Approximate Dimensions: Height: 2.75

"I like my men like my coffee. I like my women the same." The vase celebrates just about everything, especially coffee. If you have a sense of humor and love people and coffee, this is the perfect vase/pot for you. It's understated, but makes a definite statement. This really is a one-of-kind vase/pot, that will look great on your tabletop, shelving unit or table. Cranston Street Pottery is having a 20% off Black Friday Sale, November 22-December 3, 2020. You must spend a

Yellow, pink and purple flowers decorate this cheerful indoor planter. I've imagined a succulent or ivy growing out of this tumbler. It's the perfect size on a window sill or mantel. It's charming piece, that will look great however you decide to use this tumbler. The piece was thrown on the potter's wheel using light brown/beige stoneware, potter's slip, underglaze and glazed with a clear glaze. Each flower and leaf was individually painted on, with care. This vessel can b