Butter Dish, Large, 6" x 8" in "Grecian Dot" by Zaklady | Y1394-D923
Imagine a butter dish so enchanting that it transforms your kitchen counter into a scene from a quaint European village. That's exactly what the Zaklady Polish Pottery Butter Dish in the "Grecian Dot" pattern does! Crafted in the heart of Boleslawiec, Poland, this delightful piece measures 6" x 8" and showcases a mesmerizing design of classic white dots playfully scattered across a vibrant blue background, bordered by intricate Grecian square swirls in soothing shades of blue and green. This traditional pattern, achieved through the meticulous "punching" technique of hand stamping by highly skilled artisans, embodies a blend of simplicity and elegance that is instantly recognizable and universally adored.
Not only is this butter dish a visual treat, but it also boasts exceptional functionality. Made from materials that are tough, durable, and chip-resistant, it promises to be a lasting addition to your tableware. Whether you’re setting it out for a cozy family breakfast or a formal dinner party, its unique design and vibrant colors are sure to impress your guests. Moreover, it's completely safe for use in the dishwasher, microwave, freezer, and even the oven (up to 425 degrees), making it as practical as it is pretty. Lead, nickel, and cadmium free, this piece ensures that your butter is stored in the safest and most stylish way possible.
Produced by Zaklady Ceramiczne, the oldest and largest manufacturer of Polish pottery in Boleslawiec, this butter dish carries with it a rich history. The factory, standing since the 1800s and rebuilt post-World War II in 1946, continues to draw upon centuries-old traditions to create pottery of unparalleled quality and design. Each piece, including the Grecian Dot butter dish, is a testament to the enduring artistry and craftsmanship that Zaklady is renowned for. Adding this piece to your collection not only brings a splash of color and heritage to your home but also supports the legacy of one of Poland's most storied and esteemed pottery manufacturers.
Original: $53.59
-65%$53.59
$18.76
Description
Imagine a butter dish so enchanting that it transforms your kitchen counter into a scene from a quaint European village. That's exactly what the Zaklady Polish Pottery Butter Dish in the "Grecian Dot" pattern does! Crafted in the heart of Boleslawiec, Poland, this delightful piece measures 6" x 8" and showcases a mesmerizing design of classic white dots playfully scattered across a vibrant blue background, bordered by intricate Grecian square swirls in soothing shades of blue and green. This traditional pattern, achieved through the meticulous "punching" technique of hand stamping by highly skilled artisans, embodies a blend of simplicity and elegance that is instantly recognizable and universally adored.
Not only is this butter dish a visual treat, but it also boasts exceptional functionality. Made from materials that are tough, durable, and chip-resistant, it promises to be a lasting addition to your tableware. Whether you’re setting it out for a cozy family breakfast or a formal dinner party, its unique design and vibrant colors are sure to impress your guests. Moreover, it's completely safe for use in the dishwasher, microwave, freezer, and even the oven (up to 425 degrees), making it as practical as it is pretty. Lead, nickel, and cadmium free, this piece ensures that your butter is stored in the safest and most stylish way possible.
Produced by Zaklady Ceramiczne, the oldest and largest manufacturer of Polish pottery in Boleslawiec, this butter dish carries with it a rich history. The factory, standing since the 1800s and rebuilt post-World War II in 1946, continues to draw upon centuries-old traditions to create pottery of unparalleled quality and design. Each piece, including the Grecian Dot butter dish, is a testament to the enduring artistry and craftsmanship that Zaklady is renowned for. Adding this piece to your collection not only brings a splash of color and heritage to your home but also supports the legacy of one of Poland's most storied and esteemed pottery manufacturers.
