Spice caddy, Salt cellar; vitamin tote call your kitchen tool what you will. Just know that our authentic vessels are handmade from sturdy stoneware ceramic. Both lid and 40z caddy is shaped and molded by the hands skilled artisans then kiln fired at 1700˚F. The Bumble edition features the jovial Bumble Bee on the lid surrounded by the elegant Buble pattern(red, yellow, white, grey, black). The complex artistry and raised patterns are reflected in the individual expert brush strokes and free-hand-dropper-painting technique. Quality handmade from toxin free 100% natural materials. One of the very few drinkware and dining utensils that you will appreciate for life.

These steadfast ceramic totes are an impenetrable tool and imperishable work of art, worthy of your daily regimen in the kitchen, bathroom, and beyond applications unique to your life and style. Each stoneware caddy includes the 4-ounce vessel with matching lid. Available in several other Tierra patterns.

Internal- Both lid and vessel are kiln fired with protective glossy glaze made from natural elements. This layer protects ceramic from leaking and what ever you place within.

External- Each container features an intricately free hand-painted in the Lirio pattern that wraps the entire outer surface of the base. The matching pattern continues around the edge of the lid with the colorful and elegant colibrí / hummingbird free hand painted on the lid. Pattern and Artwork is 100% free hand-painted will vary with each individual piece. No two pieces will ever appear exactly the same.

Stoneware is the perfect natural material for this work of art with utility. It's weight and durability allows for continual use. The most durable form of earthenware pottery, stoneware's high fire curing process provides a dense non-porous composition allowing it to be resistant to liquid and resilient over-time. A perfect union of artistry and utility. Each piece requires a team of master ceramicist and skilled artisan painters to create.

The stoneware is twice baked in a high-fire kiln at temperatures reaching 1700˚F. This first bake transforming raw clay down to a molecular level the high heat and curing process forces out tiny air pockets condensing the material so that it is literally as hard as a rock, hence the name "stoneware". The baked stoneware has a wonderful natural vanilla color with a soft matte finish.