Handmade Pottery Soup Bowl with Unique Borealis Glaze Combo
Welcome to our Borealis Pottery Collection, where the magic happens. These handcrafted bowls were made using a rich, brown stoneware clay, enhanced with natural speckles that subtly emerge through the glaze, adding to their organic appeal. This particular glaze combo is truly atmospheric, meaning each bowl possesses a one-of-a-kind character that can never be replicated. The glazes are applied in layers, then allowed to beautifully interact under the influence of gravity and the intense heat of the kiln. The interior features an inviting off-white, beautifully complemented by a painterly blend of soft pinks, warm peaches, subtle bronzes, and unexpected, vibrant pops of green. The result is a truly unique piece every time.
- Each bowl measures approximately 3 inches tall and 5.5 inches wide,
- 20 ounces capacity
- Sold individually
- Microwave and dishwasher safe.
- Made in America
- As with all handmade pieces, measurements may vary slightly, celebrating the unique artistry of each item
🌍 About the Artisan: Gina and her team work out of an old automobile factory in Lakewood, Ohio. You might have spotted her work in Food & Wine Magazine, Nordstrom, Shoppe Amber Interiors, Anthropologie or Uncommon Goods. All of her ceramic work is functional, microwave and dishwasher safe, and lead free.
About Our Products
Please note: Most pieces in our collection are handmade, giving your item its own special touch. While we aim for consistency, you may notice slight variations in color, texture, weight, and other details. These differences—such as tassels, ink patterns, carving marks on wood or clay, brushstrokes, stitching, or bubbles in glass—add to each item's unique charm. Each item reflects the skill and creativity of our artisans, making your purchase truly one-of-a-kind. If you value uniqueness and character over uniformity, our collection is perfect for you. We aim to show the best representation of the items that we receive. Please remember that photography lighting, computer monitor settings, and the nature of handmade products may cause items to appear differently in person than on your screen.
