Old St. Nick Handled Deep Serving Bowl With Popcorn by VIETRI
Old St Nick Handled Deep Serving Bowl With Popcorn by VIETRI
Old St. Nick Handled Deep Serving Bowl w/ Popcorn
Old St. Nick Handled Deep Serving Bowl w/ Popcorn
Old St. Nick Handled Deep Serving Bowl With Popcorn by VIETRI
Old St Nick Handled Deep Serving Bowl With Popcorn by VIETRI
Old St. Nick Handled Deep Serving Bowl w/ Popcorn
Old St. Nick Handled Deep Serving Bowl w/ Popcorn
VIETRI

Old St. Nick Handled Deep Serving Bowl w/ Popcorn

OSN-78046

$141.00
Handpainted in Italy
-4 in stock

Please note: This item is currently out of stock. You will be charged when order is placed and notified via email when your order has shipped. This item will typically ship within 6-8 weeks. Given the handcrafted nature of our products, some items may take longer to arrive. Please contact customer service for estimated arrival dates.

The Old St. Nick Handled Deep Serving Bowl with Popcorn features the handpainted designs of maestro artisan Alessandro Taddei. Alessandro relays the stories of Babbo Natale through his whimsical designs, providing us a glimpse into Old St. Nick's daily adventures leading up to preparations for each holiday season.

9.5"D, 6.25"H

Dishwasher Safe- We recommend using a non-citrus, non-abrasive detergent on the air dry cycle and not overloading the dishwasher. Hand washing is recommended for oversized items.

Terra Bianca Earthenware - VIETRI uses natural earthenware clay that is indigenous to Italy. It is the most durable earthenware of the highest quality on the market today, using the best glazes and firing at the highest temperatures. With earthenware clay, we are able to get the variations in color and glaze, for which VIETRI is famous, that bring warmth and uniqueness to our products.

A region in central Italy, Tuscany is known for its landscapes, history, craftsmanship, and influence on culture. The birthplace of the Renaissance, Tuscany is often called the art palace of Italy, and many of the world's greatest works of art come from the region. Ceramics have a long legacy in the area and maintain their place of importance in the region today.