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Royal Tara

Clara Woolly Ware Spoon Rest

$12.90
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■ This Celtic Spoon Rest is meticulously crafted from bone china , providing a blend of aesthetics and durability, ensuring its role as a functional and decorative kitchen accessory. 
■ The spoon rest’s handle features an endearing black sheep with white wool, symbolic of Ireland's landscape, where countless sheep graze on lush hills and fields. 
■ Hand-painted striped and dotted patterns with iconic Irish and Celtic symbols such as Celtic Triquetra spirals and the shamrock, this spoon rest is a piece of art. 
■ With dimensions of 9.06 inches in length and 4.53 inches in width, this spoon rest provides ample space to hold utensils and prevent countertop messes while you cook. 

 

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SKU:
CL-97-15
UPC:
5391462366977

For an elegant yet playful way to bring the spirit of Ireland to your dining table, add this Clara Woolly Ware Spoon Rest to your dining décor! This spoon rest is made of ceramic that comes in a delicate off white color, and it is hand painted with lovely striped and dotted patterns accented with popular symbols in Irish and Celtic cultures like Celtic spirals and the shamrock, which is the national flower of Ireland and a symbol of good luck.

On the handle of the spoon rest is the face of a black sheep with white wool, with the sheep giving a shy smile with wide-eyed, innocent eyes. Sheep are beloved animals and symbols of Ireland, as many as millions of them reside on the country’s lush hills, fields, and vast country sides, becoming an unforgettable part of the Irish landscape.

Use this spoon rest to keep your dining table clean while spreading some Irish charm throughout your home!

1 Review

  • 5
    It’s wonderful! Arrived well packaged

    Posted by jodi k. on 31st Dec 2023

    It’s wonderful! Arrived well packaged and in perfect condition. I would purchase from these folks again.