Handmade Turkish Ceramic Bowl 12cm | Turkish Store

Handmade Turkish Ceramic Bowl 12cm: Colorful Jewels on Your Table Big changes are sometimes hidden in small details. We designed our Handmade Turkish Ceramic Bowl 12cm collection to add color and elegance to your presentations. These tiny but impressive bowls carry the centuries-old heritage of Turkish tile art to modern tables. Whether at breakfast or during your snack time while watching a movie; these bowls accompany your every moment. Why Choose the Handmade Turkish Ceramic Bowl 12cm Model? First of all, its 12 cm x 5 cm dimensions make the Handmade Turkish Ceramic Bowl the most “wildcard” element of the kitchen. Unlike large bowls, you can prefer this size for personal portions. For example, you can serve soy sauce in these stylish bowls while offering sushi to your guests. You can also evaluate it as a decorative “Ring Dish” in your bedroom where you can put your rings. Thanks to its embossed texture, you feel the hand labor when you touch it. Handmade Turkish Ceramic Bowl 12cm and Color Options We brought together the most beautiful tones of nature in this series for you: Red: An appetizing color that adds energy to your table. Light Green: A fresh tone that makes you feel the spring. Dark Green: A classic option representing depth. Usage and Care Tips What can you serve with this Handmade Turkish Ceramic Bowl ? You can prepare a wonderful breakfast by putting jam in one bowl and honey in another. Our artisans fire the products at high heat, so the patterns remain permanent. We recommend washing the bowls by hand for long-lasting use. Frequently Asked Questions Question: How much nuts does the Handmade Turkish Ceramic Bowl  hold? Answer: It holds about a handful (100-120 g) of almonds or hazelnuts. Question: Can I put it in the microwave? Answer: We advise against using a microwave to protect the handmade paints. Question: Do the colors fade? Answer: No, the colors remain vibrant for years thanks to the underglaze technique. Like this:Like Loading... Related