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It's time for a new chapter for Salinity SeaEO Emily Wilder! More focus on oyster education and small business tech support and less keeping track of a storefront and 200+ amazing, beautiful, unique, items.
A few items remain in the online store. Going forward, there will be oyster shell jewelry & art, geoduck t-shirts, and a few other items. Please reach out if you need help finding some of the other items you loved purchasing through Salinity! Happy to help you reconnect.
Oyster Mug
Oyster Mug
Painted Lady Pottery
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Each mug is unique! These handmade, ceramic mugs start as a soft lump of clay thrown on a potter's wheel. The shell is molded from an actual oyster shell! The hand-pulled handle is attached along with baby oyster shells and the mug is then kiln-fired. Glaze is applied and the pieces are kiln-fired again, reaching up to 2300° F.
Microwave and dishwasher safe.
Producer: Painted Lady Pottery in Southern California (previously from Olympia, WA)
Size: one size
Ingredients: ceramic, glazes
Warnings: Microwave and dishwasher safe. Might lead to increased coffee consumption.
Shipping: This is a shelf-stable item. It can be shipped at the slowest speed (UPS Ground or USPS Priority). All items ship on Thursday (order deadline: Sunday at midnight). Local delivery or in-store pickup on Whidbey Island on Fridays (order deadline: Sunday at midnight).
CALIFORNIA PROP 65 WARNING
CALIFORNIA PROP 65 WARNING
To reduce the risk of Salinity being sued, this warning is legally required to be shown for all products regardless of actual risk level or purchase location. Thank you for understanding.
Consuming this product can expose you to chemicals including cadmium, which are known to the state of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Click to learn more at WWW.P65WARNINGS.CA.GOV/FOOD
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Remember: Order by midnight on Sunday for shipping/delivery/pickup that week!
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