Deep Ocean Blue Utensil Holder

$27.00
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About this Product

Ceramic Spoon Rest - Deep Ocean Blue Stoneware Utensil Holder

Enhance your kitchen with a touch of artisan charm with this stunning, handmade ceramic spoon rest in a rich deep ocean blue. Perfectly designed to keep your counters clean, this piece is both practical and beautiful, bringing a touch of handmade elegance to your daily cooking routine.

Product Features:

  • Design: Features a mesmerizing spiral pattern in the center, adding both texture and visual interest.

  • Color: Glazed in a deep, glossy blue that brings a pop of color to your kitchen.

  • Shape: Thoughtfully crafted with a curved notch to easily hold your spoons, spatulas, or other utensils, preventing drips while cooking.

  • Durable Stoneware: Handmade using high-quality stoneware clay and fired at high temperatures for a durable, long-lasting finish.

  • Versatile Use: Not just for the kitchen—use it as a small dish for tea bags, jewelry, or candles.

Dimensions: Approximately 5.0 inches in diameter.

Care Instructions: Dishwasher and microwave safe for easy cleaning and convenience.

Why You’ll Love It: This spoon rest is a small yet impactful way to add an artisan touch to your kitchen. Each piece is crafted by hand, ensuring that no two are exactly alike—bringing unique charm and personality to your space. Whether for your own kitchen or as a thoughtful gift, this spoon rest is a beautiful blend of function and artistry.

Perfect for Gift Giving: A lovely gift idea for housewarmings, weddings, or anyone who appreciates handcrafted pottery.

Lost Mountain Pottery

Kennesaw, GA
Welcome to Lost Mountain Pottery where you will find ceramic items of all kinds. All the fun begins with a lump of clay in my home studio. Every piece is unique and has variations genuine to itself. I hope you enjoy browsing my shop as much as I love making pottery.
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Meet the Maker

Welcome to Lost Mountain Pottery where you will find handmade pottery.

Hi my name is Robin and I am the artisan behind every piece I make. I have had my hands in clay for about 20 years. This is my passion and I want to share it with you!

There is a special experience when you hold a piece of handmade pottery in your hands.Take a mug for example; I believe everyone should have at least one handmade mug in their workplace and home. This mug isn’t just a vessel; it’s a cozy companion on chilly mornings, a reminder to slow down and savor the moment. With every touch, it evokes a sense of home, comfort, and authenticity—elevating an everyday ritual into a special moment worth savoring. That one handmade mug becomes your “go to” each time you have a cup of coffee or tea. Each sip becomes an experience of pure warmth, evoking a sense of calm and tranquility. The weight of the mug is reassuring—sturdy but not heavy—adding to the sense of connection between you and your drink.

No two pieces of pottery are identical. Just as you are unique and have your own personality so does each piece. When you look at your decorative/functional bowl or tray on your counter, you know that no one else in the world has one just the same. It is as unique as you are. As you hold it, it feels warm with depth, soul, and history.

Making pots is one of the oldest art forms in history. This is part of the charm and I am honored to be a part of that. My mission is to make beautiful pottery for you so you can fill your home with one of a kind pieces. I hope my passion for pottery ignites a passion in you too! And know that each piece I make is made for you, with love and joy.

THE PROCESS

Each piece is hand-made whether on the potters wheel, by hand-building, or a combination of both methods. Once the piece is formed it sits until it is dry. This could take days to weeks. Then it is put in the kiln for its first firing. This is called the Bisque firing which is unglazed and prepares the piece for glazing. It takes about 12 hours to complete. Now the piece is ready for the glaze application. Once the glaze is dry it is time for the 2nd firing, the Glaze firing. It is fired to a very high temperature of 2260' F. Now the "magic" happens. The piece becomes strong, non-porous, the glaze melts, and becomes glass-like. It will take 7-12 hours. Now comes the hardest part of the process for all potters....waiting...waiting for the kiln to cool. At this point all I can think about is when that kiln lid can be opened so I can see how things turned out. It is always like a surprise party! Because there are so many variables which cannot all be controlled, the end result is always a surprise. Some wonderful and some not so much. But it is always very exciting!

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How it’s Made

Made on the potter's wheel from a lump of clay. Fired twice and glazed with glazes made in-house.

Shop Policies

Shipping Policy:

1-5 days processing time.

Return Policy:

Returns & exchanges accepted within 14 days.

Buyers are responsible for return shipping costs. If the item is not returned in its original condition, the buyer is responsible for any loss in value.

Care:

All items are food, microwave, and dishwasher safe unless otherwise noted. Though it is always best to hand wash pottery for longevity.

Shop Reviews (38)

I've been looking for something exactly like this for a long time, and I'm so excited to finally have it! I absolutely love my new soap dish!

Happy Customer

07/08/2024
Love this soap holder. It's so unique and beautiful - I love that I'm interacting every day with something so functional that makes me smile.

Pattie

06/03/2024
This dish is so pretty. And was excited it that it arrived earlier. Looks great on my counter! Super pleased with my purchase...thank you!

cgrichard75

05/30/2024
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