Matte Glaze Rice Bowl | Handmade in Japan | Stoneware Ceramic Pottery

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Crafted in the Japanese city of Ota in Gunma Prefecture is this ceramic mug by potter Shunsuke Kobayashi of Kobayashi Pottery Studio. After making on the pottery wheel this form has been trimmed to craft a unique angular shape. Once fired the matte... More

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"Large Fruit Bowl, Ceramic Pasta Bowl, Wheel thrown Pottery Salad bowl, Colourful Clay dish Sizes: Width 8.6 \" / 22 cm Length 12.2\" / 31cm Height 4.3\" / 11cm All our Pottery is Food ,Microwave and Dishwasher safe. Lead free glaze Flower Pottery bowl... More

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A ceramic Ramen bowl in my strawberry wash stoneware glaze. This bowl is thrown in a white stoneware clay. Each bowl comes with a pair of bamboo chopsticks. A highly individual bowl which is quite rustic in the way it is glazed and it is a... More

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A large version of the popular 'hakeme rice bowl' handcrafted in Japan by Katsufumi Baba. This specific bowl has a fantastic hakeme glaze, a decoration technique in which a stiff brush is used to apply slip directly to the surface of a pot. These are... More

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A small bowl handcrafted from semi-porcelain clay by Japanese ceramic artist Makoto Saito at his studio in Seto City, Aichi Prefecture. The glaze on the surface is matte and has been applied with a sponge to create all these unique textures,... More

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A wide green bowl handcrafted from semi-porcelain clay by Japanese ceramic artist Makoto Saito at his studio in Seto City, Aichi Prefecture. The glaze on the surface is matte and has been applied with a sponge to create all these unique textures,... More

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A simple white coffee bowl by Japanese potter Makoto Asebi, handmade at his studio in Kamakura, a city located just outside Tokyo. This is a nice size cup and would be perfect for small amounts of tea or coffee in the morning. He achieves this unique... More

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An impressive white glazed bowl handmade by Japanese potter Keiichi Tanaka at his studio in Kawagoe, a city located just outside Tokyo. This large bowl would be perfect for noodles or at dinner time, up-close you can see the stoneware clay showing... More

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A white bowl handmade by Japanese potter Atsushi Ogata at his studio in Nara. Digging the clay near his studio, Ogata makes these on his pottery wheel before glazing them and firing each piece in his kiln. The finish is simple but modern, the effect... More

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Perfect for all your Asian meals These noodle bowls were thrown on my pottery wheel using strong off-white stoneware clay, with a distinct speckle, and finished in a lovely satin light green celadon glaze. The bowls measure 13.5cm across and 9cm high.... More

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These soup or cereal bowls were thrown on my pottery wheel using strong toasted stoneware clay and finished in a lovely satin sage green reactive glaze. Perfect for breakfast, lunch or dinner. 19.5cm across and 6cm high Weight 425g....and hold 475mls.... More

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These soup or cereal bowls were thrown on my pottery wheel using strong toasted stoneware clay and finished in a pretty cobalt royal blue reactive glaze. Perfect for breakfast, lunch or dinner. 19.5cm across and 4.5cm high Weight 390g....and hold... More

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This noodle bowl was thrown on my pottery wheel using strong off-white stoneware clay, with a pronounced speckle, and finished in a lovely satin light green celadon glaze. I've made the hole for the chopsticks in a little heart shape. The bowl measures... More

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Perfect for all your Asian meals This noodle bowl was thrown on my pottery wheel using strong off-white stoneware clay, with a distinct speckle, and finished in a pretty cobalt royal blue reactive glaze. The bowl measures 15cm across and 8.5cm high.... More