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Candy Breakfast Set

Set Content : 1 Quarter Plate, 1 Tumbler, 1 Herbal Teacup

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Product Details

  • Color - Ivory & Pink 
  • Weight - 210 gms (Herbal teacup), 250 gms ( tumbler), 350 gms (quarter Plate)
  • Capacity - 250 ml (Herbal teacup), 310 ml ( tumbler )

Materials

Stoneware

Dimensions

Herbal Teacup : 3" X 3", Saucer : 4.25", Tumbler :  4.5” X 3”, Quarter Plate : 8" X 0.5" 

Care Instructions

Foodsafe, Microwave & Dishwasher safe

Shipping & Returns

'Make on Request' Orders will be shipped in 15-20 weeks.
For international shipping, please write to us at minimalindianhome@gmail.com

FAQ

  • How are minimal indian ceramics made ?
All ceramic pieces are first hand made by studio potters. Then we hand paint the bisque fired pieces using underglaze. After the painting, all pieces are glazed and fired at a very high temperature for final finishing. 
  • Are these ceramics products food safe ? 
Yes, they are totally food safe. we use lead-free underglaze to paint, and use no harmful chemicals on the products. 
  • Can I use these ceramics in the microwave and dishwasher ?
Yes, these are all safe to use in the microwave and dishwasher. Although, we always suggest you wash these beautiful pieces gently with soap and sponge. 
  • Will these paintings fade after multiple use ? 
No. All paintings are done prior to the final glazing stage, so they won’t fade after multiple usage. 

Carrying pastel pink glaze and adorned with paintings of peony flower, tagar flower and polka dots this breakfast set is perfect for an early morning happy meal.  

    We put in our best efforts to achieve the details of our products as close to the mentioned specifications. However, there might be minor variations from one piece to the other, as each product is wheel-thrown and hand-painted. Sometimes, glaze crazing on the surface may occur after a period of time, as it is the natural tendency of stoneware material.