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Portmeirion Botanic Roses Willow Grace Pasta Bowl
This delightful Botanic Roses 8in/20cm Pasta Bowl features the Willow Grace rose motif and makes a pretty addition to any dining table set. Not only for pasta, this rose-inspired pasta bowl will also wow when serving anything from soup to delicious desserts. This is the perfect bowl to add to an existing Botanic Roses or Botanic Garden collection - it can be mixed and matched with any of the other floral motifs. Oven, dishwasher and microwave safe, it is ideal for the busy kitchen.
Based on Portmeirion's world-famous Botanic Garden, the elegant Botanic Roses collection evokes memories of a beautiful British rose garden.
Microwave, dishwasher, freezer and oven safe 170 °C
Made in Portmeirion factory in England, each and every piece is made for modern day dining / living and is of the utmost quality.
Portmeirion products are distributed to hundreds of countries all over the globe, as they are one of the leading tableware brands in the world. The manufacture of pottery products bearing the name “Portmeirion” began in 1960.
In the 1950s, Susan Williams-Ellis and her husband Euan Cooper-Willis began selling pottery in the gift shop in Portmeirion, a tourist village in North Wales which was created by Susan’s father. Some of the pottery was designed exclusively for the Portmeirion shop by Susan, who was then a freelance designer and illustrator. The pottery was manufactured and decorated by a small pottery business in Stoke-on-Trent.
IThe 1970's saw the birth of what is considered by many to be Portmeirion’s most recognised design, Botanic Garden. Launched in 1972, Botanic Garden was uniquely different - inspired by a serendipitous find of antique botanical books, and with a variety of individual floral decorations, it encapsulated the new mood for casual dining. It became an instant success and has become a classic British design, hailed as the world's most popular casual tableware design.
Data sheet
- Height
- 5 cm
- Diameter
- 22 cm
- Material
- Earthenware