Pottery Bowl

Basket made by ceramic artist Liz Lurie.

Beautiful pottery for the home and kitchen

Wheel-thrown stoneware bowls that are sturdy, light, and stackable. Use for soups, salads, or appetizers and sauces. The Soup Bowl is about 6.5" in diameter. To see smaller versions go to our Cereal Bowl and Small Bowl. Our pottery is high-fire stoneware, so variation should be expected. Each piece is a one of a kind.

Cone 13 Anagama Wood firing chawan tea bowl chado matcha tony ferguson

Tea bowl, Hizen, Japanese Edo period, mid 17th century, Height x diameter of mouth x diameter of foot: 8.3 x 14 x 5.8 cm

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In this special video, I will show you how I use the Slab Template Kit ! I walk you through 3 of my favorite projects, so you can see step-by-step just how easy it is to make your own pottery! I hope you enjoy!

This bowl is one of our most coveted pieces. Just proves—after all this time—it is T I M E L E S S. It’s a life investment. Yup. Never gonna go out of style. Also, subtle and bold at the same time? What? Who knew that was possible! The shape (swoon) so uber elegant. Like all of Jill's pieces, the coper bowl is made in her downtown Boston studio. Everything from the making, drawing and painting is done there by her dedicated team of professional potteristas. 7.25” H x 10.25” W