We Survived Let's Eat Platter
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Every Jewish Holiday Summed Up platter- a whimsical and fun addition to any celebration or table. Great Passover item or housewarming gift. This is a handmade porcelain platter that has been kiln fired.
- Created using lead free glazes, safe to place in the dishwasher and microwave.
- Measures 13" x 9"
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About the brand
Lenny Mud is Lorrie Veasey's punny New Jersey pottery, named for her studio cat, who breaks the pots so she never runs out of shelf space.
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About the brand
Lenny Mud
Lenny Mud is Lorrie Veasey's punny New Jersey pottery, named for her studio cat, who breaks the pots so she never runs out of shelf space.
- Based in
- New Jersey
- Craft
- Punny handmade ceramics
Lenny Mud is the ceramics studio of Lorrie Veasey in New Jersey, and yes, Lenny is the studio cat. As she tells it, she makes the pots and Lenny breaks them, so she never runs out of shelf space. Her husband helps with packing and shipping; she does the rest.
Veasey works in two clays, earthenware and stoneware, and makes pieces three ways: wheel thrown, handbuilt and upcycled. She decorates with free-hand painting, screened designs and transfers. Everything is lead free, made with non-toxic materials, and safe for the dishwasher and microwave. In her words, it's all made with mud, sweat and tears, mostly sweat.
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