Bowl, Round, 6.75" in "Mosquito" by Manufaktura | M090T-70

Introducing the Polish Pottery 6.75" Bowl by Manufaktura in the mesmerizing "Mosquito" pattern! These bowls are not just your ordinary kitchenware; they are versatile and perfect for any culinary creation you can dream of. Whether it's a bowl of piping hot soup, a refreshing salad, or a delightful scoop of ice cream, this bowl has got you covered.

The "Mosquito" pattern is a visual delight that will bring a touch of elegance to your table. With its predominantly blue color adorned with white polka-dots in the center and a charming alternating pattern of brown circles and teal green "mosquitoes" on the edges, this design is truly eye-catching. It's a Traditional level of artistry, which means it's a classic and timeless pattern that is loved by many.

When it comes to Polish pottery, the artists behind these creations are true masters of their craft. Using the unique "punching" technique of hand stamping, these highly skilled artisans bring nature-inspired designs to life. While the "Mosquito" pattern may be considered simpler compared to others, it is by no means any less beautiful. With a large pool of talented artists working on these patterns, each piece becomes a unique work of art with its own character and charm.

Aside from its stunning design, the Polish Pottery 6.75" Bowl is also a practical choice for your kitchen. With a capacity of 24 oz., a diameter of 6.75", and a height of 2.5", it's the perfect size for all your culinary needs. And the best part? It's made and hand-painted in Boleslawiec, Poland, ensuring its authenticity and high quality.

Manufactured by Manufaktura, a pioneer in the Polish pottery industry, this bowl is a testament to their commitment to excellence. Since our establishment in 2006, The Polish Pottery Outlet has chosen to work exclusively with Manufaktura due to their award-winning designs and their dedication to promoting Polish pottery worldwide. They are trend-setters in the industry and are widely recognized as one of the most important producers of Polish pottery in Boleslawiec.