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handmade porcelain dish with raven design
Buffalo NY artist hand finishing ceramic dish in her studio
handmade porcelain dish with raven and flower design
Buffalo NY ceramic artist hand carving flower design into dish
Handmade mug and dish set, where the dish covers the mug
handmade porcelain dish with flower design
Artist signature on the bottom of porcelain dish

handmade porcelain dish

Regular price $40.00
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MotifRavens
Form meets function, made fabulous.

We love an item that knows how to multitask. These handcrafted porcelain saucers are ready to serve whatever role you want. Show yours off as display art, dress up your snacks, store your keys with serious style. Our favorite idea comes straight from DJR's Darcie Rosinski: Use it to cover the top of your DJR raven or flower mug to keep your beverage at your ideal temperature. (RIGHT? Game-changer.) 

Details
  • Sizes vary slightly: 3 1/2" to 4 1/2"-diameter dish – 1/2" raised lip
  • Wheel-thrown porcelain
  • Hand painted & hand carved (every one is unique)
  • Dishwasher & microwave safe

Hand crafted in Buffalo, NY
3 business days (or less!) from order confirmation email til it's made and in the mail

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handmade porcelain dish

$40.00
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Meet Darcie Rosinski

Yin and yang, polar opposites – Darcie has built her career exploring the idea of duality. And because she's a go-big-or-go-home type, she's taken on mastering one of the most difficult mediums in pottery: porcelain.

Wheel-thrown, hand-formed porcelain.

Painted and carved (yes, carved!!!) by hand.

A strong influence? The Fibonacci sequence.