Elevate your kitchen decor with our set of two stoneware salt shakers, meticulously crafted by DankoHandmade in Bulgaria, Europe. Choose from enchanting combinations like Fish and Turtle, Black Sun and Red Sun, or Hedgehog and Owl. Each shaker, measuring 3.7 in/9.5cm wide by 2in/5cm high, is food-safe, dishwasher-safe, lead-free, and cadmium-free.

🌟 Key Features:
* Set of Two Salt Shakers of Your Choice
* Unique Designs: Fish and Turtle, Black Sun and Red Sun, and more
* Dimensions: 3.7 in/9.5cm wide by 2in/5cm high
* Food Safe, Dishwasher Safe, Lead-Free, Cadmium-Free
* Handmade with Sustainable Production using Local Clay
* Fired Twice: Bisque Firing at 900 °C and Glost Firing at 1180–1280 °C
* Nonporous, Scratch-Resistant Stoneware
* Suitable for Intensive Dishwasher Programs
* Charming Gift for Birthdays, Christmas, or Any Occasion
* Danko's 20+ Years of Expertise in Craftsmanship


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Ideas for sets:
- Fish and Turtle Shakers;
- Black Sun and Red Sun Shakers;
- Hedgehog and Owl Shakers;
- Rooster and Turkey Shakers;
- Fox with Crow and Fox with Wheat Shakers;
- Sheep and Duck Shakers, or any other combination.
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GLAZING JOURNEY:
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Step Two: Glazing

Following the bisque firing, the enchanting transformation begins with the intricate art of glazing. Our glaze, a harmonious blend of ground glass, clays, vibrant coloring materials, and water, is meticulously applied to the bisque pot. This delicate dance of creativity involves methods such as dipping, pouring, spraying, brushing, sponging, or a delightful fusion of these techniques.

Attention to detail is paramount as the footring of each piece is meticulously kept free of glaze, ensuring a perfect finish. Each pot finds its place on a bisque-fired 'cookie,' crafted from a stoneware clay body, marking the commencement of the glaze firing. The stage is set for the pot to embrace its final, captivating form.