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Emma Bridgewater / Earthenware "Keep It Creepy (Halloween)" Mug & Plate (set of 2 for 1 person)
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Description
Mug & plate set of friends of the hated person who moves with a sorghist. It is colorful even in and is cute for some reason.
humorously and happily expressed insects and snails going around in the midnight darkness
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KEEP IT CREEPY means creepy. Celebrate the autumn harvest
and have a meaningful
halloween party at home to ward off evil spirits.
sure to get everyone's attention.
ceramic mugs and plates with a warm finish
by hand-pressed sponge coloring.
Emma Bridgewater's representative pattern is colorful polka dot
~ Polka DOT ~ .
the version with different shapes, sizes, and colors of the stamp is also popular.
the famous polka dot pattern
as well as the patterns inspired by the favorite kitchen items
florals, animal patterns, etc., a wide variety of designs will enrich your daily life
A cute mug that fits perfectly in your
hand. The moderate thickness of the
dough keeps the temperature of the drink
so it has high heat retention and long-lasting warmth.
it is a heartwarming design that you can enjoy the atmosphere of British miscellaneous goods casually just by placing it as a flower vese (vase) with one wheel insert casually in the kitchen
or decorating it as an object on a cupboard.
21cm size, easy to use for breakfast, lunch, dinner, anytime.
This floral plate is ideal for dessert plates and
cake plates.
, regardless of women or men, to those who are indebted on a daily basis
elegant gifts with heart on special anniversaries
not only as gifts and gifts for celebrations
but also as a reward for yourself who worked hard.
reminiscent of the polite life of a small Village in England
the everyday Emma Bridgewater tableware is
with a workshop in Stoke-on-Trent, the birthplace of British ceramics
and is consistently done in the UK from firing to coloring.
"Emma Bridgewater Request for purchase of ceramic products" due to the characteristics of
the material, there are the following points that occur in the manufacturing process, but it is a product that meets the quality standards of the manufacturer. There is no problem with the quality. Please understand it beforehand. There are shades and darkness of the
pattern and the back stamp. There is the case that there is a slight coloring which occurs in the manufacturing process on the
and the bottom. There is the case that there is a part which looks small moss and a wound on the
and the bottom. There is the case that the glaze hangs thinly around the hill of the
and the bottom, and there is a case where the place where the glaze is not a part is seen. Due to the characteristics of the
and materials, there are cases where small sunspots and spots generated in the manufacturing process can be seen. Please note that it may become too hot depending on the product by using it in a
or microwave oven.
"About back stamp"
the design of the back stamp may differ from the product image depending on the manufacturing time.
looking for a set of special cup saucers as a birthday present for her mother
"About Emma Bridgewater," Emma was disappointed that she didn't have a shop selling what she was looking for. And in 1985, Emma set up a pottery company when she realized that there were others like herself who wanted colorful, beautiful and practical pottery. Emma Bridgewater is now run by her and husband Matthew Rice, who also organises designs. The pattern design of the spongewear and the shape are in charge of Emma, and the design of the more regular collection, Year in the Country, Bird and Animal is by Matthew.
design ideas all take inspiration from the daily lives of Emma and Matthew and their four children. For example, the marmalade pattern with bright round-sliced oranges was created every February after the family's custom of making homemade marmalade and stocking it on cupboards. All of Emma Bridgewater's pottery products are handmade in Stoke-on-Trent, the birthplace of British ceramics. It is one of the largest ceramics manufacturers in Stoke-on-Trent and is also sold at well-known London department stores such as Harrods, Fortnum & Mason and Liberty.
All Emma Bridgewater spongewear uses hand-cut sponge stamps in-house. Dating from the 19th century, the technology is Emma Bridgewater's greatest feature, bringing it colorful and special charm. Emma and Matthew design all the patterns, which are cut into sponges using "soldering ants" in the factory. And, ink is attached to the sponge, and the pattern is drawn on the unglazed pottery. Some are very complex, but they are for skilled potters. Because it is a back stamp of the handbarrow, there is a shade of the color, but it is also the charm of the handmade.
Brand Quality
Shipping Cost
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The overseas shipping is provided by Japan Post Co., Ltd.
*shipping fee automatically calculated based on the weight of your order according to EMS rates. The shipping fee depends on the weight. - See more details of International charges other than shipping fee
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The shipping in Japan is provided by Yamato Transport Co., Ltd.
We fix the shipping fee to a nationwide flat fee 660JPY per parcel, but in case your order over 20,000JPY in total without consumption tax of 10% and any handling charges, the shipping is free of charge.
Customer can choose the specified time from following time zone.
[AM 8:00-12:00 / 14:00-16:00 / 16:00-18:00 / 18:00-20:00 / 19:00-21:00]
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