Waterloo Bridge by Claude Monet Design Custom Ceramic Spoon Rest

About this Design Template

Claude Monet spent some time painting the city of London, which he felt would be gorgeous if only there was not so much fog. Monet spent a period of his time there waking up in the mornings just to paint the Waterloo Bridge. This was one of several paintings of the bridge, displaying it on a rare sunny day.

Now you can enjoy this wondrous scene on a daily basis by putting it on the product of your choice! This would go beautifully on a mug, wallet, bag, or whatever suits your fancy.

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Spice up the look of your kitchen with a customized ceramic spoon rest. A perfect addition to your countertop, these spoon rests are the perfect way to keep the countertop clean while cooking.

Made from a durable ceramic with a raised foot backer, these spoon rests are 11" long, 4" wide at the spoon section - 2.25" wide at the handle, and stand 0.375" tall. The spoon rest end has a slightly dished out area to ensure any items spilled on it do not run off. On the handle there is a hole in case you want to use it as a decoration in your kitchen it is easy to place on the wall.

With our design library you can design your own spoon rest with your choice of artwork, or upload your own artwork.

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Care Instructions:

• Hand wash with warm water and mild detergent