Katie L Thompson Designs
Nebula Blue Classic Utensils Pot
Nebula Blue Classic Utensils Pot
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Dream of starry galaxies swirling over your kitchen with our nebula blue handmade utensils pot.
Keep your cooking essentials organised and within reach with our beautifully handcrafted utensil pot. Made from durable stoneware, it combines timeless charm with everyday functionality. Its generous size accommodates all your favourite utensils, from whisks to spatulas, while the sturdy design ensures stability on your countertop.
Dimensions (approx.):
Height: 15cm
Diameter: 10.5cm
Created exclusively for you by Katie L Thompson Designs. For more pottery gift ideas, take a look at our selection of hand thrown pottery.
Please note, pieces are handmade and slight variations in glaze tones and shape reflect the handcrafted production methods and the natural materials used. Each piece is uniquely artisanal. Due to clay shrinkage rates, the rustic range comes up slightly smaller than the classic range. Photographs may look slightly different from real life pieces due to lighting conditions and screen settings.
Made from stoneware clay, microwave and dishwasher safe.
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Delivery
UK Delivery
Click and Collect
Cost: Free
Order by 5pm for free next-day collection from:
45A Woodlands Road, Sonning Common, Reading, RG4 9TD
Standard Delivery
Cost: £4.95 (Free over £50)
Delivery within 3-5 working days using Royal Mail 48 Hour Tracked
Express Delivery
Cost: £5.95
Delivery within 2-4 working days using Royal Mail 24 Hour Tracked
Please view our full shipping policy for more information including international shipping.
Returns
As a small business, we ask that you make thoughtful purchases to avoid the need to return anything. However, we want you to be entirely happy with your pottery. We therefore have a 14-day return policy. Please see our returns policy for more information.
Sustainability
We believe in being sustainably conscious, from our responsible production practices through to the packaging. See our blog post on sustainability for more information.