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Borealis Bowl in Dawn
Borealis Bowl in Dawn
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$44.00 USD
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$44.00 USD
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The Borealis Bowl in Dawn is a handcrafted masterpiece, featuring a stunning glaze inspired by the Aurora Borealis. Made from brown stoneware clay with speckles, it's not just aesthetically pleasing, but also practical - the perfect size for soup or salad. With a soft white and pink interior, complemented by beige, bronze, and white tones, it's a truly atmospheric addition to your table. The beauty of this combo is that no two are ever the same. Some of the bowls have more of a stripe of bronze while in other firings it runs. I have no control over this and please note this is part of the charm of handmade. These are final sale. See the photos for a better understanding of these variations. Process: Each Borealis bowl is meticulously crafted on the potter’s wheel and hand trimmed. Each piece is glazed in a series of our signature glaze combos. Materials: A speckled brown stoneware clay. Durable, lead free glazes custom mixed in my studio. Color Options Dawn: Neutrals including beige, white, bronze and subtle hints of green and pink Size & Capacity: All measurements are approximate due to the hand thrown nature of my work. ~3.5 inches tall x 5 inches wide. Care: Microwave and dishwasher safe. Return Policy: All products vary slightly due to the handmade nature of all of my work. This includes glazes, drips, etc. Click here to review the policy before purchasing.
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