Handmade Blue Magnolia Herb Puller & Stripper Bowl - Hand Painted Unique Kitchen Tool

Hand painted ceramic herb puller herb stripper bowl. There are two, each varies slightly. Order chosen at random, however, I'm totally open to you sending me a message if you prefer one over the other.

Please note- video is not from current batch - please refer to pics. The video is to show you how to use.

These herb pullers/herb strippers are ideal for the kitchen and cooking. Simply put the stem of the herb through whichever hole it fits from the inside out and pull the stem through. The leaves will separate and land in the bowl ready for cooking, prepping, and/or serving! They save so much time and look cute!

The pictures show a sample of a larger batch. Each one is handmade and varies. Measurements vary. I chose two that were the most different out of the batch so you can see the variety. Please zoom in on pictures to see samples of glaze pooling and movement. The clear glaze pools in the corners and makes a kind of rainbow and white pool. I love it. You may or may not. Zoom in and make sure before purchase.

Each one is handmade on the wheel by me and then dipped into food-safe glazes. I hand-dip them in the glaze, giving them a handmade feel.


ALL of my glazes are lead-free and food safe.

Price is per spoon rest- quantity option available once selected

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FAQs:

• I am a small batch potter. All of my items are handmade one at a time. Each one will vary slightly.
• The bottom, and any part of the item that needs to touch the kiln shelf when firing, will be unglazed. Glaze can act as a strong adhesive. If glaze is touching anything when it melts, it will stick to that thing forever.
o If an item has more than one piece, they were most likely fired together, for this reason, the areas on the item that are touching will not be glazed (i.e., lid and rim).
• Slight glaze variations are normal. The glaze I use fires between 2200* and 2500*F, depending on the item. Glaze will melt and move when firing. You will see this movement in the piece after the fact. Additionally, I hand-dip everything. Drips and other unique marks made by the glaze will differ from piece to piece and may vary from the one photographed. This is totally normal.
• I love a handmade look. I do not strive for absolute perfection or a commercially made look. All of my photos are high resolution – please feel free to zoom in on each piece. Go crazy.
• Do not hesitate to message me with any questions about an item. I will respond quickly. Online shopping for handmade items can be tricky – I welcome and love all questions (I also love to hear from pottery lovers and potters).

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