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Custom Initial Ring Dish Personalized Pottery Jewelry Dish Ceramic Trinket Plate
Custom Initial Ring Dish Personalized Pottery Jewelry Dish Ceramic Trinket Plate
$48.00
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Personalized name letter fancy square handmade ceramic dish is a pretty jewelry trinket holder tray for her keepsakes and includes your 1 monogram initial surrounded by a fancy scroll floral lace texture hand pressed in clay.
This scallop sided custom jewelry tray makes an unique personalize gift for a friend, girlfriend, wife, birthday present or a thoughtful bridesmaids thank you gift or kept for your personal use. It is perfectly sized to hold your most precious possessions, a tea-light candle, jewelry or a pretty soap in the bath. Personalize yours with your favorite custom letter color: gold, rose gold, silver, or rich black.
As shown in the images above, the same style of lettering will be used on your dish. Your personalized dish includes a gloss glaze finish on the top side. The bottom of your dish is the natural clay finish. Celebrate special moments with 100% handcrafted art. Order your one-of-a-kind name and date ring dish today!
Timing:
The process to create pottery takes about 2-3 weeks from the date of purchase. Most orders ship out 2-3 weeks from your purchase date. We do not send daily email status updates on your dish. An email alert with your shipping tracking number will be sent to you when the order ships. Rush orders are not available for this dish.
- Please submit the one monogram letter for your dish. Your personalized initial will be set in upper case letters. Your personalized dish will look like the sample dish in the photos. Custom text is not included on this dish.
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The process to create pottery takes about 2-3 weeks from the date of purchase. Most orders ship out 2-3 weeks from your purchase date. We do not send daily email status updates on your dish. Handmade ceramic artistry takes time. Each dish is hand-formed from earthenware clay, then air-dried. The dish goes into the kiln for a 2,000 degree firing. Once cooled down, glaze is applied to the dish.
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