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Speckled porcelain pitcher with a ribbon handle, handmade in Brooklyn, perfect for milk or sauces
A Speckled ceramic pitcher by Argilla NYC, perfect for cream or sauce, with a hand-shaped ribbon handle
Angled view of the Confetti series pitcher with a yellow ribbon handle, hand-thrown and altered in Brooklyn
Back view of a handmade porcelain creamer showing the ribbon handle, part of the Confetti series by Argilla NYC
Speckled ceramic pitcher lying on its side, showing the glossy interior and sculptural handle by Argilla NYC
Bottom view of a small porcelain pitcher with the Argilla NYC logo and speckled surface, paired with a yellow ribbon handle

Confetti Pitcher Yellow Farfalla (Small Porcelain Jug with Yellow Ribbon Handle)

$60.00
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A small porcelain pitcher from the Confetti series, glazed in a clear gloss scattered with soft, mineral-like speckles. The glaze was developed in my studio and carries the irregular, joyful feeling of scattered confetti.

This shape is called Farfalla, the Italian word for butterfly — a name I chose because the handle reminds me of a wing mid-flight.

Each pitcher is wheel-thrown and slightly altered by hand, giving it a gentle asymmetry that complements its curved ribbon handle and flared lip.

Originally made as a creamer, it’s just as suited for sauces, maple syrup, vinaigrette, or watering houseplants. It can also hold a few stems at the table.

  • Wheel-thrown and altered porcelain clay

  • Glazed inside and out with a food-safe clear glaze made in-studio

  • Dishwasher and microwave safe

  • Measures approximately: 3.7” tall × 5” wide

  • Capacity: ~ 8 oz

  • Handmade in BrooklynHand, NY

  • Free shipping within the United States

Any other questions? Reach out to marianna@argilla.nyc

A small porcelain pitcher from the Confetti series, glazed in a clear gloss scattered with soft, mineral-like speckles. The glaze was developed in my studio and carries the irregular, joyful feeling of scattered confetti.

This shape is called Farfalla, the Italian word for butterfly — a name I chose because the handle reminds me of a wing mid-flight.

Each pitcher is wheel-thrown and slightly altered by hand, giving it a gentle asymmetry that complements its curved ribbon handle and flared lip.

Originally made as a creamer, it’s just as suited for sauces, maple syrup, vinaigrette, or watering houseplants. It can also hold a few stems at the table.

  • Wheel-thrown and altered porcelain clay

  • Glazed inside and out with a food-safe clear glaze made in-studio

  • Dishwasher and microwave safe

  • Measures approximately: 3.7” tall × 5” wide

  • Capacity: ~ 8 oz

  • Handmade in BrooklynHand, NY

  • Free shipping within the United States

Any other questions? Reach out to marianna@argilla.nyc

  • Dishwasher and Microwave Safe.

    For more info visit the Care section on this website.

  • All orders are shipped via USPS and will be processed and shipped from the studio within 1 week. Please e-mail if you need anything sooner.

    I currently ship only to the U.S.. If you want something sent internationally, please reach out via email and we can get a custom quote.

    You will receive tracking information once your order has shipped.

    I take great care in packaging every piece to ensure a safe and secure journey. However, please note that I have no control over the package once it leaves my studio.

  • NYC locals can skip shipping!

    I’m based in East Williamsburg, Brooklyn, near Cooper Park and the L train (Graham Ave stop).

    Simply select “Pick Up” at checkout, and I’ll reach out to coordinate a studio meetup that works for both of us.

  • All sales are final, but if your new ceramic bud arrives damaged, please alert me within 5 days from the date of delivery (as determined by the shipment tracking details provided by the mailing carrier). Please include photos of the damaged piece, as well as photos of the box and packaging in the condition they were received. I'll replace it or issue a refund (minus fees) if it was one-of-a-kind.