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Tortillero by Nixta Taqueria Salt White

IN STOCK | Arrives in 5-7 business days

Regular price $48.00
Regular price Sale price $48.00
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IN STOCK

DIMENSIONS

  • Diameter: 8 1/4”
  • Height: 2 1/2”

PRODUCT FEATURES

  • Handmade in Mexico
  • Lead Free
  • Food Safe
  • Crafted for Everyday Use
  • Microwave Safe
  • Oven Safe up to 340°F (Gradual Heating Only)
  • Not for Direct Flame
  • Hand Wash Recommended
  • Natural Variation in Size, Shape & Color

Care & Use: Poco x Clay ceramics are made for everyday living. They are microwave safe and oven safe up to 340°F with gradual heating. Avoid direct flame and sudden temperature changes, as thermal shock can cause cracking. Hand washing is recommended to help preserve the finish and extend the life of each piece.

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  • Black outline prohibition sign with diagonal slash over a round-bottom flask icon on white background.

    LEAD FREE & FOOD SAFE

  • Black line art icons of a spoon, fork, and knife arranged vertically side-by-side on a white background.

    DESIGNED TO BE USED DAILY

  • Black and white line icon of a microwave with steaming food, featuring four control buttons on the right side.

    MICROWAVE SAFE

  • Black outline icon of a potion bottle overlapping a circle containing two four-pointed stars.

    BEST TO HAND WASH

  • Black line icon of two hands shaking above a cylindrical base, symbolizing agreement or partnership on white background.

    HAND MADE IN MEXICO

  • Four black-and-white circles arranged in a grid, each containing distinct line patterns: dashes, horizontal stripes, diagonal lines, or empty.

    SIZE & COLOR VARIATION

Tortillero by Nixta Taqueria Salt White

Poco x Clay brings gourmet ceramics to your table

Many of you are probably familiar with the genre bending, Nixta Taquería. Founded by Edgar Rico and Sara Mardanbigi, the James Beard award-winning taco joint blends old and new unlike any other taco joint. Tucked away in a quiet east Austin neighborhood, Nixta is a pillar of their community providing free meals through their community fridge.