#whimsicalfacedjar

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Majolica cookie jar. Canister for your farm house kitchen. Comical face painted with veggies arranged like a face. for just $325.00 This Canister or cookie jar is a great place to stash treats and sweets. Majolica pottery that is fun and artsy. A one faced cookie jar with lots of room to hold a bunch of home made cookies or other treats. Decorated with hand painted veggies lots of carrots, radishes and peas, the mouth is a pole green been curled into a wide smile. The pot stands 10" with the lid on and the bottom measures 6" across. It is a heavy pot and weighs over 4 pounds.

[majoleeka]

Majolica cookie jar. Canister for your farm house kitchen. Comical face painted with veggies arranged like a face. for just $325.00 This Canister or cookie jar is a great place to stash treats and sweets. Majolica pottery that is fun and artsy. A one faced cookie jar with lots of room to hold a bunch of home made cookies or other treats. Decorated with hand painted veggies lots of carrots, radishes and peas, the mouth is a pole green been curled into a wide smile. The pot stands 10" with the lid on and the bottom measures 6" across. It is a heavy pot and weighs over 4 pounds.

[majoleeka]

Majolica lidded canister with a different veggie face painted on either side. for just $350.00 A beautiful hand made majolica style earthenware lidded canister. Great for cookies and treats or treasures. The painted arrangement of vegetables are made to look like comical faces. With okra, carrots, beans and radishes. And a lot of peas and tomatoes with some still on the vine. I get to exercise my painting skill and abilities with majolica. This is a heavy piece and is 10" high, 8" wide and 6" deep, give or take a few fractions here and there. The body of the pot and lid were thrown on the potters wheel. The body was cut from the wheel and open at the bottom, then smushed into a soft rectangle and a slab was added to close the bottom. So it is a natural shape or wabi sabi form, made very loose and non conforming. Was originally made for a benefit called "Give Them the Farm" in 2008, it wasn't sold. But in the spirit in which it was made I will donate to my local food bank 20% of this sale.

[majoleeka]

Majolica lidded canister with a different veggie face painted on either side. for just $350.00 A beautiful hand made majolica style earthenware lidded canister. Great for cookies and treats or treasures. The painted arrangement of vegetables are made to look like comical faces. With okra, carrots, beans and radishes. And a lot of peas and tomatoes with some still on the vine. I get to exercise my painting skill and abilities with majolica. This is a heavy piece and is 10" high, 8" wide and 6" deep, give or take a few fractions here and there. The body of the pot and lid were thrown on the potters wheel. The body was cut from the wheel and open at the bottom, then smushed into a soft rectangle and a slab was added to close the bottom. So it is a natural shape or wabi sabi form, made very loose and non conforming. Was originally made for a benefit called "Give Them the Farm" in 2008, it wasn't sold. But in the spirit in which it was made I will donate to my local food bank 20% of this sale.

[majoleeka]

Majolica lidded canister with a different veggie face painted on either side. for just $350.00 A beautiful hand made majolica style earthenware lidded canister. Great for cookies and treats or treasures. The painted arrangement of vegetables are made to look like comical faces. With okra, carrots, beans and radishes. And a lot of peas and tomatoes with some still on the vine. I get to exercise my painting skill and abilities with majolica. This is a heavy piece and is 10" high, 8" wide and 6" deep, give or take a few fractions here and there. The body of the pot and lid were thrown on the potters wheel. The body was cut from the wheel and open at the bottom, then smushed into a soft rectangle and a slab was added to close the bottom. So it is a natural shape or wabi sabi form, made very loose and non conforming. Was originally made for a benefit called "Give Them the Farm" in 2008, it wasn't sold. But in the spirit in which it was made I will donate to my local food bank 20% of this sale.