PETALO DECORATIVE FOOTED BOWL
Each and every distinctive petal of the Petalo Decorative Footed Bowl is handmade, and hand-applied by Italian artisans in Tuscany, Italy. A subtle, open design in a soft white glaze. With a classic Italian craftsmanship passed down through generations, each piece is a true original. In grand scale, a dynamic centerpiece for feature table, kitchen island or mantel. Hand-thrown italian pottery using time-honored techniques, it carries a genuine handmade character you can see and feel. With a look that leans contemporary, French Country, traditional and transitional, it slots naturally into a room built around layered textures and considered pieces. It's unassuming at first glance, until you notice how much work it's doing for the room.
Measuring 15.5 x 15.5 x 8, it was built to actually live in consoles, mantels, and dining tables, not just sit there. It's part of our mix-and-match program, made to pair with our Phalaenopsis Bowl Drop-In 31.5" for an effortless, styled-in-seconds look. A simple styling trick: odd-numbered groupings tend to look best, so pair it with one or two other favorites nearby. Made from quality ceramic, it's built for real, everyday use. It also makes a genuinely thoughtful hostess, housewarming, or just-because gift, the kind of thing people actually keep on display.
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PETALO DECORATIVE FOOTED BOWL
Each and every distinctive petal of the Petalo Decorative Footed Bowl is handmade, and hand-applied by Italian artisans in Tuscany, Italy. A subtle, open design in a soft white glaze. With a classic Italian craftsmanship passed down through generations, each piece is a true original. In grand scale, a dynamic centerpiece for feature table, kitchen island or mantel. Hand-thrown italian pottery using time-honored techniques, it carries a genuine handmade character you can see and feel. With a look that leans contemporary, French Country, traditional and transitional, it slots naturally into a room built around layered textures and considered pieces. It's unassuming at first glance, until you notice how much work it's doing for the room.
Measuring 15.5 x 15.5 x 8, it was built to actually live in consoles, mantels, and dining tables, not just sit there. It's part of our mix-and-match program, made to pair with our Phalaenopsis Bowl Drop-In 31.5" for an effortless, styled-in-seconds look. A simple styling trick: odd-numbered groupings tend to look best, so pair it with one or two other favorites nearby. Made from quality ceramic, it's built for real, everyday use. It also makes a genuinely thoughtful hostess, housewarming, or just-because gift, the kind of thing people actually keep on display.
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Each and every distinctive petal of the Petalo Decorative Footed Bowl is handmade, and hand-applied by Italian artisans in Tuscany, Italy. A subtle, open design in a soft white glaze. With a classic Italian craftsmanship passed down through generations, each piece is a true original. In grand scale, a dynamic centerpiece for feature table, kitchen island or mantel. Hand-thrown italian pottery using time-honored techniques, it carries a genuine handmade character you can see and feel. With a look that leans contemporary, French Country, traditional and transitional, it slots naturally into a room built around layered textures and considered pieces. It's unassuming at first glance, until you notice how much work it's doing for the room.
Measuring 15.5 x 15.5 x 8, it was built to actually live in consoles, mantels, and dining tables, not just sit there. It's part of our mix-and-match program, made to pair with our Phalaenopsis Bowl Drop-In 31.5" for an effortless, styled-in-seconds look. A simple styling trick: odd-numbered groupings tend to look best, so pair it with one or two other favorites nearby. Made from quality ceramic, it's built for real, everyday use. It also makes a genuinely thoughtful hostess, housewarming, or just-because gift, the kind of thing people actually keep on display.
