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SERAX Earth - Pot and lid beige

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The pot with lid from Serax was designed by Marie Michielssen, having been inspired by the reuse of materials, to create a new visual impression. Its shape and colors reflect its unique and traditional character, committing itself to enrich the light and atmosphere of any interior.   Dimension: H30cmxØ32cm Material: Paper mache Color: Beige Designer: Marie Michielssen Reference: B7219107
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Customer Reviews (4.9 / 5 · 8 reviews)

Scarlett G. ★★★★★

The matte beige finish catches the light so softly that it instantly warms up my kitchen shelf. I love how the lid sits snugly, and the shape feels both rustic and modern at the same time. It's become my go-to for storing dry pasta.

Robert ★★★★★

I’ve been using this beige pot as a centerpiece on my dining table, and the lid sits on so snugly it barely wobbles when I lift it. The earthy color adds a warm, handmade touch to the room, and the design really does feel like it’s been given a second life.

Grace I. ★★★★★

The pot’s matte finish feels almost like softly worn clay, and the lid sits flush enough that it looks like a single sculptural piece from across the room. I’ve already got mine holding kitchen utensils on the counter, though it’d work just as well as a catch-all by the door. Definitely a keeper.