Tinker/Dairy inspired by "Arts and Crafts" styling

A pitcher/dairy inspired by the style of "Arts and Crafts," a trend in art that began in 19th century Britain. "Arts and Crafts" arose as a response to the Industrial Revolution and therefore to the mass production of products and the impoverishment of their quality and aesthetics. The goal of the artists and philosophers of the movement was to return to creating by hand instead of by machine, and to create beautiful, functional and quality applied art to serve society. As a result, a style was born, the features of which can be seen in the design of this creamer, such as simple forms and also flowing plastic shapes inspired by the natural world (visible in the handle and spout). A functional, unbreakable addition to a kitchen with artistic traditions.