Celadon ceramic salt and pepper shakers
Celadon ceramic salt and pepper shakers
Sleek eggs of celadon ceramic reveal a fine crackled network. Thatsanee and Ramphan craft an exquisite set of salt and pepper shakers with matching tray. Made of ko or rokfa wood ashes enriched with oxides, the glazes distinguish these traditional Thai ceramics. When the kiln is opened, the change of temperature causes the piece to contract, giving it the distinctive crackled appearance of true celadon. Microwave and dishwasher safe. Free of lead and toxins.
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