harakeke black on white

harakeke black on whiteHarakeke Black On White The harakeke, or flax as the first European Settlers called it, is the name given to the native New Zealand Lily by Maori. It is a symbol of family as the outer leaves represent the extended family members who must protect the inner shoots or children. SKU: NZJLJ1604 Technical information: Made from white porcelain. Decal jugs have a semi gloss clear glaze with the decal on the outside. Jugs hold up to 300ml 80 x 70mm oval base

Harakeke Black On White

The harakeke, or flax as the first European Settlers called it, is the name given to the native New Zealand Lily by Maori. It is a symbol of family as the outer leaves represent the extended family members who must protect the inner shoots or children.

SKU: NZJLJ1604

Technical information:

Made from white porcelain. Decal jugs have a semi-gloss clear glaze with the decal on the outside. Jugs hold up to 300ml · 80 x 70mm oval base x 160mm high. The oval shape is based on the 24cm and 10cm bowls. Each piece comes in a double-walled box with an image of the design on the lid and a story about the meaning of the design on the box bottom – as well as a story card inside about the artist and design. These pieces feature irregularities in both shape and form; this is part of the organic nature of the collection. Food safe, dishwasher & microwave safe. Designed in New Zealand by Jo Luping, made in China.