Breton Bowl "Baptiste" – Faïencerie de Pornic

This handmade ceramic bowl from Faïencerie de Pornic is a true classic of French table culture. The traditional model, also known as Bol Breton or Bol à oreilles, has been used for breakfast for generations and is an indispensable part of many French households.

Characteristic features include the two side handles, the fine blue rim, and the hand-painted Breton figures in traditional costumes. On the front, the bowl bears the handwritten first name "Baptiste" - a typical feature of this popular dinnerware series. In France, each family member often has their own personalized bowl.

Each bowl is still made today at Faïencerie de Pornic, a traditional manufacturer on the French Atlantic coast, known for its hand-painted faience works since 1947. The painting is done entirely by hand, making each piece a small unique item.

• Diameter (without handles): 12 cm
• Height: 6 cm
• Weight: 310 g

Whether as a breakfast bowl, collector's item, or decorative element - this bowl brings a piece of French lifestyle to the table.