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This piece comes by way of All Fired Up, a very special, limited collection of handmade ceramics, only at Food52. (And because it’s handmade, some variation is to be expected and embraced.)
Mini masterpiece
We’ve long loved the handmade ceramics from Pittsburgh-based one-woman studio Bombabird. Now, we’re pleased to introduce a limited collection, including this little bud vase. It’s wheel-thrown and topped off with a custom bronze-look glaze, so you can bet that texture is one of a kind.
- Wheel-thrown ceramic
- Custom-mixed glaze
- Crafted in a small Pittsburgh studio
- Made in: Pittsburgh, PA
- Product Warranty:
- Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ and Easy-Breezy Returns
We’ve long loved the handmade ceramics from Pittsburgh-based one-woman studio Bombabird. Now, we’re pleased to introduce a limited collection, including this little bud vase. It’s wheel-thrown and topped off with a custom bronze-look glaze, so you can bet that texture is one of a kind.
- Wheel-thrown ceramic
- Custom-mixed glaze
- Crafted in a small Pittsburgh studio
Mini masterpiece
We’ve long loved the handmade ceramics from Pittsburgh-based one-woman studio Bombabird. Now, we’re pleased to introduce a limited collection, including this little bud vase. It’s wheel-thrown and topped off with a custom bronze-look glaze, so you can bet that texture is one of a kind.
- Wheel-thrown ceramic
- Custom-mixed glaze
- Crafted in a small Pittsburgh studio
- Made in: Pittsburgh, PA
- Product Warranty:
- Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ and Easy-Breezy Returns
We’ve long loved the handmade ceramics from Pittsburgh-based one-woman studio Bombabird. Now, we’re pleased to introduce a limited collection, including this little bud vase. It’s wheel-thrown and topped off with a custom bronze-look glaze, so you can bet that texture is one of a kind.
- Wheel-thrown ceramic
- Custom-mixed glaze
- Crafted in a small Pittsburgh studio