Melting Ice Cream Set 16 pieces
Indulge in the whimsical world of our Melting Ice Cream Set, a delightful collection that brings the joy of childhood to your dining experience.
Each piece captures the essence of carefree moments when a melting ice cream brought pure delight. With a touch of playful charm, this set adds a unique character to your dining table. Whether you're enjoying a full-course dinner or a casual snack, let the Melting Ice Cream Set transport you back to those joyful days.
Set Includes:
- 4 x Melting Ice Cream Dinner Plates Matte and Shiny finish 27,5cm
- 4 x Melting Ice Cream Salad Plates Matte and Shiny finish 22cm
- 4 x Melting Ice Cream Pasta Plate Matte and Shiny finish 22cm
- 4 x Melting Ice Cream Bowls Matte and Shiny finish 13cm
Product Features:
- Dishwasher and microwave safe.
- Food safe.
- Cadmium Free.
- Material: Stoneware with less than 3% absorption.
Due to our artisanal process, no two pieces are exactly alike, celebrating individuality. Glaze colors may vary slightly due to production techniques. As precaution, we recommend hand washing larger and more delicate pieces to prolong their lifespan. By taking these simple steps, you can enjoy your beautiful crackle-glazed ceramics for many years to come.
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