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Wild Flower Meadow

Small Round Lidded Jar

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Store your favorite treats or trinkets in our charming Wild Flower Meadow covered jar!

Made in Ireland
Sustainable
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Here is our handy dandy kitchen or bathroom accessory,---a nice little covered jar with an opening big enough to put your hand in. It will be as useful as however many ways you can dream up. Nuts, sugar cubes, buttons, potpourri, chocolates,...all sorts of little goodies or oddments could find their way into this useful little container. 

The Wild Flower Meadow design is a charming combination of our fan’s favourite pottery patterns.

Measurements: 
12 cm h ( 4.72 " h)  

Diameter across top : 10cm (3.94")

Customer Reviews

Overall rating: 4.8 / 5 from 5 reviews.

Customer photo review of Small Round Lidded Jar Wild flower Meadow

I ordered the tiny old rose plate as I collect that pattern and wanted to have one for my used teabags on the countertop. I decided that I needed another vase as an anniversary present. I went for the wildflower pattern as I bought the placemats in this pattern recently and wanted to have a matching piece for the tabletop. My husband buys me flowers weekly and now I can display them on the countertop with my tiny plate underneath. I love the versatility of the pottery pieces. I use the quiche dish as a fruit bowl and the lidded pot as a utensil holder. I use almost all of my 37 pieces every day and display the rest because it's so pretty and it makes me happy.

Small Round Lidded Jar Wild flower Meadow

How this product is made

Every piece of Nicholas Mosse undergoes a 20-step, handmade process.

Basic Forming

Clay comes from the ground and we mix different sorts of clays to create our own, high quality earthenware. We dig, blunge, sieve, filter and pug the clay to form extruded logs of wet clay, which are then cut into the exact size and weight for each item. The thrower takes this lump and centers and forms it on an electric potter’s wheel.