Whether you choose to use it as a watering pitcher for your indoor plants or as a stunning flower vase to display your favorite flowers, this versatile piece adds a touch of elegance to any space.

• UNIKAT
• Measures approx. 11" at its widest x 8 1/4" H
• Handmade and Hand Painted
• Microwave and Dishwasher Safe
• Cadmium and lead free.

 About Polish Pottery

Boleslawiec, the renowned Polish pottery town, boasts a rich history dating back thousands of years, with its remarkable pottery created by artisans tracing roots to 6,000 B.C. Despite facing significant challenges, the artisans of Boleslawiec have persevered, making it one of the world's premier pottery producers.

About UNIKAT

 “Hand made in Poland” at the bottom of the vessel. UNIKAT pieces have an additional “UNIKAT” stamp to indicate that it is a unique piece. In addition, it features the piece’s pattern number and the artist’s initials, or full name, depending on the quality level of the UNIKAT vessel.

Signature UNIKAT Polish pottery of the highest level of artistry. It is created by extremely talented artists who enjoy the privilege of working on their designs from beginning to end. Thus, these pieces are very limited, and each of them is a remarkable work of art with fine designs.

Instead of just initials, the artists sign the pieces using their full names. Also, the pieces are incredibly unique as they are hand-made and reflect the style and inspiration of a particular artist.

 Barbara Makiela-“I’ve lived surrounded by woods, gardens, meadows and fields since my childhood. I watch the nature awaking back to life in summer, its blooming in spring, its picturesque colorfulness in fall, and its characteristic white dress in winter. I’ve always liked watching and picking flowers as well as other nature-made decorative objects to use them for bouquets and colorful compositions. Nature enchants me with its beauty and diversity, whereas the richness of its forms and hues inspires me to create patterns with plant motives.”

Janina Palka-“The most beautiful season is spring that wakens all plants back to life and dresses nature in colors. It is the source of my inspiration.”  Janina has been connected with the Artistic Handicraft Cooperative “Artistic Ceramics and Pottery” since 1989, whereas since 1994 she has been a pattern designer.