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Handmade Stoneware Berry Rinsing Bowl

Make fresh fruit preparation feel a little more special with a handmade stoneware berry bowl. Its integrated drainage design moves easily from rinsing to serving, while the glazed finish brings character to the breakfast table. It is a practical Christmas gift for someone who enjoys seasonal fruit, relaxed brunches, or useful handmade pieces in the kitchen.

Enjoy it through the year

Place suitable fruit in the bowl, rinse gently, and use the drainage spout according to the maker's guidance. Let excess water drain before bringing the bowl to the table. The shape can support an everyday kitchen routine without needing a separate display piece. Pair the gift with a fruit based recipe or an invitation to share breakfast for a thoughtful personal detail.

Product details

• Handmade stoneware with an integrated straining spout and drip catching design.
• Approximately 9.5 inches long, 7.5 inches wide, and 3.38 inches high.
• Capacity is approximately 32 fluid ounces; listed as microwave, oven, and dishwasher safe.

Make the Christmas presentation personal by adding a note about the moment you hope the recipient will enjoy. Choose a favorite color of wrapping paper and let the object itself be the focus. Its appeal carries into everyday life, making it suitable for birthdays, thank you gifts, and visits with friends as well.

Choose your option

Choose the quantity you need from the pack options. Each additional unit repeats the same base product described above; it is not an assortment of different designs. Multiunit packs are suggested listing bundles and need to be packed as the stated quantity.

Care and included contents

Wash before first food use and avoid abrupt temperature changes. Handmade glaze colors and patterns vary, and no exact photographed finish is promised. Fruit, utensils, and other table accessories are styling props rather than included contents.

Measurements are approximate. Lighting and screen settings can affect the appearance of colors in photographs.