This hand painted honey pot is designed with apples and leaves with turquoise banding. It will hold up to 14 oz. of honey.
There is a small opening in the lid for the honey dipper. The honey dipper is included. Use of the honey dipper eliminates messy drips. One simply immerses the dipper in the honey, twirling it as it comes out of the pot until it is directly above your tea or toast. Once you stop the twirl, the honey will release and neatly fall. The wonderful thing about a stoneware honey pot, is that when crystals develop in the honey, one can place the whole Jar (without dipper:) into the microwave or into a hot water bath to reconstitute the honey.
Stoneware is safe to use in conventional ovens, convection ovens, microwave ovens, and is dishwasher safe.
It is 6.25" high and 4" wide.
It is signed and dated 2021.
Honey Pot, Hand Painted Apples and Leaves
email: teresa@schumakerpottery.com
website: https://www.schumakerpottery.comSchumaker Pottery is infused with animation and strength the moment it is pulled from the clay. As one holds a piece of hand thrown pottery, human touch can be felt in the thumb hold of a handle or the lines of a bowl. Both stoneware and porcelain are functional and food safe. Every piece is oven and microwave safe, dishwasher safe, lead free, durable and beautiful.
Each piece is handled at least six times. The clay is kneaded, thrown, trimmed, bisque fired, glazed and finally glaze fired. The life cycle of a pot is about 6 weeks.
Stoneware and porcelain are fired at high temperatures, above 2,200 degrees Fahrenheit. Both are nonporous. When you fire clay, you are essentially speeding up the geological process and creating non-permeable stone!
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Names and dates can be inscribed on the sides or bottoms of pots to add a personal touch.