Custom Spoon Rest Personalize Utensil Tray Name Letter Dish
$38.50
- Personalized jade green rustic ceramic kitchen spoon rest dish with your name monogram letter & optional ate. This versatile fancy square tray is approx 4" and a unique custom gift for friends, spouse and family. Use as kitchen utensil holder, trinket dish, jewelry tray for an engagement ring holder, wedding rings dish, trinkets and keepsakes.
Timing: Allow between 2-3 weeks for your dish to be made. Ships in 2-3 weeks from purchase. An email alert with the shipping tracking number will be sent to you when it is ready to ship.
Your handmade 4" dish is hand painted with a beautiful custom jade green glaze. The jade green glaze turns golden brown over ridges and the rim. The glaze melts over each dish uniquely, no 2 are alike! Some dishes will appear more solid green and others will have a marbled effect.
Versatile This custom heirloom quality decorative tray can be used as a kitchen spoon rest or for jewelry storage to hold wedding rings, necklaces, earrings, trinkets, jewelry or accessories in the home or office desk or table.
Unique Made to order & one-of-a-kind gift for your fiance or newlyweds & one that will become cherished!
Custom Your one-of-a-kind dish includes a large monogram initial letter and optional celebration date.
This fancy square plate is rustic elegance.
As shown in the images above, the same style of upper case lettering will be used on your ring dish. This custom ring dish is ideal for the bride to be, your spouse, best friend or yourself!
Celebrate special moments with 100% handcrafted art. Order your one-of-a-kind name and date ring dish today! - Please submit the one upper case letter and date as numbers (For example: 12.25.2019) Your personalized initial will be set in upper case letters. Your personalized dish will look like the sample dish in the photos.
- 2-3 weeks: The process to create takes between 2-3 weeks from the date of purchase. Most orders ship out 3 weeks from your purchase date.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. Most dishes return to the kiln for a second firing. Then the metallic color is applied by hand, if ordered. Computers are not used making your dish. Each ring dish is created entirely by hand. Minor variations occur are part of the charm of hand-crafting. Each letter is individually positioned in the clay by hand, so minor variations must be expected.