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Clay by Tina
Small Plate - Jewellery/Soap Dish by Clay by Tina
$35.00
Clay by Tina
Small Plate - Jewellery/Soap Dish by Clay by Tina
$35.00
Made with a rough sandy clay and decorated with pastel glazes, these lovely plates are by Melbourne based artist Clay by Tina. Each plate is hand-thrown and the glazes are poured on the piece making each one unique.
Vendor: Clay by Tina
- Microwave, oven and dishwasher safe
- Stoneware clay
- Handmade in Melbourne
Dimensions: Approximately 13 cm diameter, 1 cm high
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