Carolina Sky Brie Baker — Handcrafted Ceramic Serving Dish
This handcrafted brie baker shines in Triple C Pottery’s Carolina Sky glaze. The fluted rim and deep-blue-to-cream gradient—finishing with a warm sandy-beige base—create an elegant, artisanal look. The interior is cream-lined and accented with concentric sandy-beige rings. Ideal for baking, serving, or display.
Product details
- Diameter: 6"
- Depth: 2"
- Maker: Triple C Pottery
- Uses: baking brie, individual casseroles, serving appetizers, or decorative display
Highlights
- Handcrafted artisan pottery with signature Carolina Sky glaze
- Oven- and table-ready design (follow care instructions)
- Makes a stylish gift for hosts, food lovers, or collectors of handmade ceramics
Notes
- Handcrafted pieces have natural variations in glaze, color, and texture.
- Color may vary slightly from photos due to monitor differences.
- Some pieces are inscribed with “Jesus Saves” on the bottom—please consider when gifting.
- 6" diameter, 2" deep
- Weight 1 lb. 1 oz.
- Created by Triple C Pottery
- This is a handcrafted piece of art pottery. Finished items will have variations in color and texture.
- Color may vary slightly from image due to variations in monitors. Glazes may vary slightly from photo since each piece is handcrafted and unique.
All of our functional pottery is microwave, oven and dishwasher safe. All glazes are lead free and safe for food. Do not place them on direct heat and avoid extreme temperature changes (start in a cold oven).
Pottery should never be placed under a broiler, over direct flame or on the stovetop. Let pottery preheat with the oven. You can take the chill off by filling with hot tap water before putting in a preheated oven or adding very hot liquids or food. If taking pottery directly from the refrigerator let it warm up a little before placing in a hot oven or heating in the microwave. Setting a hot dish on cold tile or countertop is another source of thermal shock. Use a potholder, cork or wooden trivet.
Pottery is dishwasher safe and many find it safer washing by machine than by slippery hands. However for longest life, many potters recommend hand washing to avoid chipping.
