Ceramic sugar bowls, 'Lily-Frogs' (pair)
Ceramic sugar bowls, 'Lily-Frogs' (pair)
This alluring sugar bowl and creamer set is designed by Putu Oka Mahendra to make every morning coffee a special experience. The pieces are crafted by hand of ceramic; the lids feature two lucky frogs upon lily leaves. In Bali, frogs are regarded as symbols of good luck and fertility, for they arrive along with the rains to ensure a good harvest.
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