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A hand holds a cocktail glass filled with an amber drink and mint garnish beside a ceramic mug and matching small plate, all decorated with a dark bird pattern on a warm cream background. Lime slices and a pink patterned tablecloth create a styled bar-like setting.

handmade porcelain ravens dish

Regular price $40.00

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 off the sgraffito design 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 mug to keep your beverage at your ideal temperature. (RIGHT? Game-changer.) 


Vetted IRL for quality & authenticity

Made by independent Buffalo, NY brands

Made to love & last with a cool backstory


handmade porcelain ravens dish

$40.00
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Details
  • Wheel-thrown porcelain featuring sgraffito ravens
  • 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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Sizing

True to its handmade form, sizes vary slightly:

  • 3 1/2" to 4 1/2" diameter dish
  • 1/2" raised lip
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Why we <3

DJR's Darcie Rosinski paints each dish by hand and then carves into it to create porcelain-white lines and designs. If you've ever been into relief printmaking or wood carving (or just really cool art), DJR is for you.

Colorful embroidered Cool Story patches

meet the maker

PotsbyDJR

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.

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