Horse deals Head Bowl Set of 4

Horse Head Bowl Set.
Set consists of 4 bowls.

Dark brown leather look with Cream colored horse heads.

Each bowl is made from a slab of clay. A horse rolling pin is rolled across the slab. Each slab is impressed with a leather mat to give it a crinkled leather look.
Bisque fired. Then glaze fired.

Monitors may vary on color.

*THIS LISTING IS FOR A SET OF 4 bowls*
Sizes are approximate:
6" wide x 1 1/2" tall


Microwave safe
Food Safe
Dishwasher Safe

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Use: This pottery is microwave and dishwasher safe.

Pottery should never be placed on direct heat, under a broiler, over direct flame or on the stovetop.
Avoid extreme temperature changes when using pottery. Start pottery in a cold oven.
Let cold pottery warm up before heating in the microwave. Do not set hot pottery on cold countertops.

UNLESS otherwise noted, this listing is for ONE item.
Pictures may show a variety available.
If more than one item selling in listing, then it will say:
SET of 2, 3, etc. Otherwise it will be only one item.

Each piece of my pottery is unique and one of a kind.
Meaning that even though they might look similar then glaze always
does something different on each piece making it look different.
Sometimes just a different spot in the kiln setting deals next to a different glaze
will make a piece look different.
All my pieces are fired to Cone 6 @2245 degrees so they are fully vitrified and become stoneware. I only use a stoneware clay.

Avoid thermal shock which can cause breakage. Do NOT freeze.

We do accept returns if you don't like once it arrived. Buyer is responsible for shipping costs back to me. If item gets broke in transit to you, you must provide pictures of damage before a refund can be issued. If item gets broke on return due to poor packaging, then we would have to exam how you packed it. I over pack to compensate for rough handling by postal workers.