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Height: 0.75 inches
Width: 5.5 inches
A useful item for the cook or baker in your life, even if that’s you!
Created in San Diego with stoneware clay on the pottery wheel.
Each piece is handmade and one of a kind; there may be some natural imperfections and that’s okay! Measurements are close approximations.
Good to use on the top shelf of the dishwasher, but handwash is recommended.
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Height: 2.75 inches
Width: 3.75 inches (not including handle)
Holds 12 fl. ounces
Mugs are perfect for coffee, tea, or your favorite beverage of choice at any time of day.
Created in San Diego with stoneware clay on the pottery wheel.
Each piece is handmade and one of a kind; there may be some natural imperfections and that’s okay! Measurements are close approximations.
Good to use on the top shelf of the dishwasher, but handwash is recommended.
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Height: 3 inches
Width: 1 inch (opening)
A small bud vase to hold greenery, dried flowers, and other items. Please note the inside is unglazed.
Created in San Diego with stoneware clay on the pottery wheel.
Each piece is handmade and one of a kind; there may be some natural imperfections and that’s okay! Measurements are close approximations.
Good to use on the top shelf of the dishwasher, but handwash is recommended.
Product Details
Height: 1 inch
Width: 6.25 inches
This plate, though beautiful, is not food safe. Please do not eat food off of it.
Perfect for placing keys, jewelry (watch, bracelets), candles, and other non-edible items.
Created in San Diego with stoneware clay on the pottery wheel.
Each piece is handmade and one of a kind; there may be some natural imperfections and that’s okay! Measurements are close approximations.
Good to use on the top shelf of the dishwasher, but handwash is recommended.
Origin of Ceramic Echoes
Truthfully, there isn’t a grand story behind the name Ceramic Echoes; I’m a gal who decided to take a ceramics class on a whim in college and who also had the nickname “Echo” as a camp counselor one summer (also on a whim). I wanted to continue building my craft and connect with others who are part of this immersive, beautiful, and sometimes chaotic hobby. The name grew on me, and Ceramic Echoes was born.
While the name may not have a deep origin, what is meaningful is the medium itself. Ceramics as both art and function has been around for thousands of years, thereby “echoing” throughout history and so many cultures. Every piece I make holds a part of me, and I hope the time, care, and love poured into my work can be felt when it becomes part of your world.
