Polish handmade pottery cup and pot set (1 pot and 2 cups set)

▼▽▼Size: Pot 8.3x14.5H(cm); 700ml Cup 8.5x7H(cm); 150ml Pan 15cm Origin/manufacturing method Polish handmade, hand painted Each piece is hand-painted by local craftsmen in Boleslawiec, Poland! Craftsmen passed down from generation to generation use hand-cut sponges or vegetables, imitate the potato engraving technique from the ancient century, and create unique and meticulous totems, making each piece of Polish pottery a unique work of ingenuity. Our exclusively imported Polish pottery is the most famous studio in the world and has been designated by the Holy See to produce the highest quality Polish pottery, also known as Grade 1! ▼▽▼Characteristics of Polish pottery: ► The manufacturing process involves quenching at temperatures ranging from 1,200 degrees Celsius to 1,600 degrees Celsius for more than 20 hours. ► Safe to use in microwave, oven, freezer and dishwasher. ► Non-toxic, absolutely free of lead and cadmium, approved by the US FDA as a food container that can be used safely. ► Extremely durable - the glaze prevents cracks and scratches from impact during use. ► Its glaze formula prevents food residue from adhering and makes it easy to clean. ► The thermal insulation properties of white (kaolin) pottery can extend the time of enjoying delicious food with cold food or hot drinks. It can also maintain the humidity of food in the oven. ▼▽▼Instructions for using Polish pottery: When using it for the first time, please soak it in room temperature water for a day and night before starting to use it. You can use the Polish pottery in the microwave for up to 4 minutes or in the oven up to 180 degrees Celsius but please do not use it directly on a hot surface (e.g. gas stove). Polish pottery is a very durable container, but please do not put it directly into the oven after taking it out of the freezer. It is best to return it to room temperature whether it is hot or cold before proceeding to the next step. Polish pottery with rich colors and varied shapes can definitely be a heirloom passed down from generation to generation as long as you use it properly!