Lily - Handmade Ceramic Dog Bowl
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- Danish design - designed in Copenhagen
- Colour variations may occur and differ from the pictures.
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Handmade ceramic dog bowl for food and drink
Does your dog deserve food and water in a stylish design that naturally fits into your home?
The Lily dog bowls are handmade ceramic bowls for both food and water, created in a timeless Scandinavian design where function and aesthetics go hand in hand.
Each bowl is shaped and glazed by hand by a local Danish ceramicist, meaning that no two bowls are identical. The glaze creates natural variations in color and expression, giving each bowl its own unique character.
The Lily dog bowls are available in two sizes:
S = 13 cm diameter, H 4.5 cm
M = 16 cm diameter, H 6 cm
Cover: Our dog beds are made of SVEN fabric, which is a soft and comfortable knitted material with short, slightly twisted pile that gives an exclusive teddy look that imitates lambskin. 100% polyester.
Inner lining: Made of Wigofil – a durable polypropylene nonwoven that acts as a lightweight and breathable mid-lining. 100% polypropylene.
Bottom fabric: The SAWANA fabric is extra robust and tested to over 100,000 wear cycles (Martindale test). This means that the bottom will last for daily use without showing any signs of wear. 100% polyester.
Side filling: A mixture of polyurethane foam and silicone fiber (50/50), which provides both support and softness.
Filling in the middle cushion: Filled with 80% shredded memory foam and 20% silicone fiber - so the dog gets the optimal combination of support, comfort and moldability.
All orders placed before 12:00 PM are shipped the same business day. Orders placed after 12:00 PM are shipped the following business day. Read more about delivery here.
All our packages are packed in bags made from recycled plastic, so we take care of the environment as much as possible.
You have 30 days to return the item. Easily return the item via our returns portal or read more about our return process here.
