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Rander Ceramic Stool - Spruce/White
£225.00
Colour:
Spruce/White
Pre-order item. Expected shipping date Jun 18 2025
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With stripes reminiscent of a traditional peppermint humbug, our reimagined spruce and white‑striped Rander Ceramic Stool adds a playful touch wherever it is placed. This handmade ceramic piece is incredibly...
With stripes reminiscent of a traditional peppermint humbug, our reimagined spruce and white-striped Rander Ceramic Stool adds a playful touch wherever it is placed. This handmade ceramic piece is incredibly versatile, too - it can be commandeered for extra seating in the sitting room or as a makeshift table in the garden. Due to the artisanal techniques used, each piece will show individual characteristics.
- Handmade and hand-painted
- 100% ceramic
- Suitable for indoor and outdoor use
- We recommend storing this item inside in freezing weather conditions
- Due to the artisanal techniques used, each piece will show individual characteristics
- Product code: A10543-1-14-1589-10
| Height | 47 cm |
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