Everyday Serving Bowl – One Rock Pottery

A soft teal inside glossy wear easy interior glaze with buttery matte out glaze has a delightful chartreuse leave pattern with carved accents.  9.5 “ wide x 3.5 deep Dishwasher, microwave safe. 

A soft teal inside glossy wear easy interior glaze with buttery matte out glaze has a delightful chartreuse leave pattern with carved accents. 

9.5 “ wide x 3.5 deep

Dishwasher, microwave safe. 

A soft teal inside glossy wear easy interior glaze with buttery matte out glaze has a delightful chartreuse leave pattern with carved accents.  9.5 “ wide x 3.5 deep Dishwasher, microwave safe. 

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