Manchette Seed Pan with Saucer, Natural White Clay Dinnerware It gives an upward and

It gives an upward and graceful visual movement that one finds in the earliest of ancient Greek Architecture

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Bernard Klais

and combines history and modern craftsmanship

Manchette Seed Pan with Saucer, Natural White Clay Dinnerware It gives an upward andThe Manchette Seed Pan takes its name from the French word manchette, meaning a frilled sleeve. The piecrust rim and beaded pedestal base give the piece a distinctive profile, while the low, open form makes it especially suited to shallow plantings. It makes a natural home for freshly sprouted seedlings, as well as succulents and other plantings that benefit from a wide, open shape. Handthrown in Rockdale, Wisconsin Fired to 2000 F Fired on mineral