Polmedia Polish Pottery

We are the largest supplier of Polish Pottery in the world. We offer over 67,800 different Polish Pottery items. Come visit our retail store located within our 12,000 square foot warehouse in Seguin, or you can shop with us anytime online!

Polish Pottery is hand-crafted and painted stoneware. It comes from the town of Boleslawiec, Poland, where the tradition of pottery dates back to the 14th century. This region is famous for its high quality ceramic ware. Highly skilled artisans train for years learning to create this stunning pottery.

Polish pottery is fired at temperatures exceeding 2200 degrees Fahrenheit in gas and electric kilns. All glazes are lead and cadmium free.

Ceramika Bona stoneware has been tested for safety, and it exceeds FDA rules and regulations regarding food safety. These dishes are microwave, dishwasher, freezer, and oven safe up to 500 degrees F.

Polish pottery is crafted from white stoneware found only in the Boleslawiec region of Poland. It is very dense in nature, allowing the pottery to be chip and crack resistant.

Lustrous glazes are applied to each dish, adding a beautiful shine, as well as preserving the vibrant colors. It also makes cleaning a breeze.

Polish Pottery distributes heat evenly for perfect baking, and it has a naturally non-stick surface for easy clean-up, making it very easy to care for. While these pieces are extremely durable and intended for everyday use, they are pottery, so care should be used when heating or cooling each piece. Avoid sharp temperature swings. All pottery needs time to adjust to changing temperatures; therefore, allow it to reach room temperature prior to placing it in a hot or cold environment. For example, if removing pottery from a cold environment such as a refrigerator or freezer, allow the piece to reach room temperature before placing it in the oven. The recommendation is the same when removing pottery from a hot environment to a cold one. Always allow the pottery to reach room temperature before exposing it to extreme environments. It is also recommended that the pottery be allowed to heat up slowly with the oven; avoid placing it onto direct heat such as a stovetop burner. Following these guidelines will ensure that you enjoy your beautiful stoneware for many years. It is the combination of function and beauty that makes Polish pottery so captivating and appealing.