I found this gorgeous little thing last year in Sicily. I was right in the middle of moving house, and couldn't resist this beauty. Transporting it in my hand luggage was a nightmare and it's a constant concern for someone as clumsy as I, but all in all, I love it.
Is very pretty. It looks like the ceramic that my mother made a while ago, even the painting has that manual touch that makes it have an artisanal feel.
I like it...@honeydue.
I love your coffee container. It is really nice. Handwork has a warmth to it that always makes experiences intimate, even one as everyday as storing coffee. I love the ochres and blues in the ornamentation with the Spanish pottery's classical motifs. A beautiful handwork.
Oh, wow! That's beautiful. I love one-off pieces like this. The colours and design are great, and the handles are unique. Gosh, I understand why you are constantly worried that you might break it.
Seeing this makes me want to learn pottery:)))
Looks very artistic! It is a great thing that you managed to transport it from Italy to your home, intact of course! Does it have some type of sealing on the lid, or is it just free standing one? Coffee doesn’t like air quite much and canisters that have some sort of sealing preserve the beans fresh for longer periods of time.
Wao I loved the design, I'm sure it gives a touch of harmony to your home 👍🏽
Ist Ceramic? It's really portable, you can carry it along to wherever you want, how many grams of coffee does it contain.
It is ceramic, yes. I think about 220g of ground coffee. As for carrying it, I'm not sure, as I expect it would break!
If ist Ceramic if you carry it around it might break and that won't be a good experience.
I really like ceramics, it gives a different look to the colors and shapes. Due to its fragility we must be very careful when handling it.
I leave you a cup of coffee for this Saturday.☕
Oh, It's lovely. I've realized that we clumsy people like breakable things 😁
