Lak Lake Baking Dish

Handcrafted in Vietnam   |   92970
(4.8) (4)
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$72.00
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Glazed in colors that reflect the shores and depths of the lakes of Vietnam, this small baking dish offers a bold and beautiful look to any kitchen. Made in Bat Trang village, famous for its centuries-old tradition of creating fine ceramics. Dishwasher/microwave/oven safe. Includes dish and lid. Due to reactive glaze, color and pattern varies. Dimensions: 5"h x 8"dia.

Our products are tested for lead content and are made for food use in accordance with FDA guidelines for food-safe ceramics.

For California residents: This product is also made in accordance with state guidelines for Proposition 65. Click here for more information on Proposition 65.

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Your purchase helps preserve traditional Vietnamese craft skills while guaranteeing fair wages, safety, and social welfare for artisans.

Since 1999, SERRV International has partnered with artisans in northern Vietnam, providing a long-term trading partnership and interest-free advance payment for our orders. Through sales of their products, artisans who are marginalized or disadvantaged, including ethnic minorities in remote areas and people with disabilities, develop craft... Read more...

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Broken start, beautiful finish
Jun 22, 2022  |  By Linda Carr
I ordered the Lak Lake baking dish recently for a gift. Although it was double-boxed, the lid was broken in two. A company rep rushed me a new lid, and my daughter will love it.
Beautiful, many uses
Mar 28, 2022  |  By Joyce f jackson
I am storing crackers in this at the moment. It is a usable piece of art!
Very beautiful
Mar 28, 2022  |  By Joyce f jackson
Many uses but I have not used it to cook yet. It was back ordered and came exactly when promised
Beautiful, many uses
Mar 28, 2022  |  By Joyce f jackson
I am storing crackers in this at the moment. It is a usable piece of art!