ceramic frogs

Rain falls to the song of a frog in the admirable design of this jar. Women from Lombok Pottery Center craft the lidded jar at home with terracotta ceramic, masterfully etching raindrops freehand. They finish the jar by wiping it with a cloth and coconut dregs to achieve a unique matte glazed finish.

The artisans advice keeping ceramic pieces away from cold temperatures. Hand wash only and allow to dry thoroughly before storing.

Nyoman Suarmini of Bali presents this three-piece salt and pepper set, crafted in ceramic and fired at a high temperature for more than eight hours for durability. The set includes two smooth, rounded frogs in matte black that sit inside an oblong tray to bring a touch of whimsy to your dinner table.

Rain falls to the song of a frog in the admirable design of this jar. Women from Lombok Pottery Center craft the lidded jar at home with terracotta ceramic, masterfully etching raindrops freehand. They finish the jar by wiping it with a cloth and coconut dregs to achieve a unique matte glazed finish.

The artisans advice keeping ceramic pieces away from cold temperatures. Hand wash only and allow to dry thoroughly before storing.

Vigilant frogs watch sunflowers blossom in a triangular jar filled with Indonesian charm. Women from Lombok Pottery Center craft the lidded jar at home with terracotta ceramic, masterfully etching the flowers freehand. They finish the jar by wiping them with a cloth and coconut dregs to achieve a unique matte glazed finish. Set includes two jars.

The artisans advice not exposing the jar to cold temperatures. Hand wash only and allow to dry thoroughly before storing.