One of a kind

Where the Grass Remembers

A ceramic flower form — glazed petals opening around a mottled centre, built by hand rather than thrown.

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This piece has not been priced online yet. Ask Meg and she will reply with the price, the dimensions and what shipping would cost.

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Shipping

Crated and insured — ceramic petals are fragile. Dispatch within Placeholder: DISPATCH TIME.

Wipe with a damp cloth. Not food safe unless Meg confirms otherwise, and not for outdoor use in frost.

Returns and cancellations are covered in the Refund and Cancellation Policy.

Built petal by petal and glazed so the centre pools darker than the edges, which is what happens in the real flower it came from.

It is made to sit on a shelf and be looked down into, and it throws a good shadow in side light.

Placeholder: CLAY BODY, GLAZE AND FIRING DETAILS — to be confirmed with Meg.

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