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Serina Blue Jar

Regular price Rs.2,299.00
Regular price Rs.2,999.00 Sale price Rs.2,299.00
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  • Lead-free & food-safe
  • Hand-painted, one of one
  • Ships in 2 to 3 days

Description

This light blue ceramic martaban is ideal to store food in it for a longer time. Its design represents our culture. Hand-painted and glazed by the artisans of Multan. This jar can be used for different cookies, pickles, and condiments. Please note that this jar is not airtight.

Material: Ceramic

  • Hand-glazed and hand-painted.
  • Sold as individually. 
  • Lead-free.
  • Wipe clean using a soft, dry cloth
  • Made in Pakistan. 

          Dimensions: Overall: 5.5'' Height X 2.75'' Diameter            

          Shipping

          Courier will deliver most in-stock items within 2-3 business days.

          Free Delivery all over Pakistan.

          We are dealing in the best quality products, as these are handmade and hand-painted, there may be very minor difference in design and shape between the two. Brushstrokes may appear on the back.

          Delivery & Cash on Delivery

          Free delivery across Pakistan. Orders are dispatched from our workshop in 2 to 3 working days. Cash on Delivery is available nationwide, so you can pay when your order arrives at your door.

          Returns & Exchange

          Every piece is checked and packed with protective layers before dispatch. If your order arrives damaged or incorrect, contact us on WhatsApp within 24 hours of delivery with photos and we will arrange a replacement or exchange. See our returns and exchange policy for full details.

          Care

          Hand wash gently with mild soap and a soft sponge. Avoid dishwashers, microwaves, ovens, and open flame. Wipe decorative pieces with a soft dry cloth. Hand-painted brushwork keeps its colour for life when treated kindly.

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          Rs.2,299.00

          Painted in Gila-Lazwart cobalt on a body of quartz and Multani mitti. Read the story of blue pottery