Ceramic bowl with handles

About this item Safety Material - The ramen bowls are made of top grade reactive glaze ceramic. Different from ordinary white porcelain bowls with firing temperature over 1250℃. It's a lead-free material, safer, more durable, gorgeous than others. Clever Design - The pho bowl combines with the hole to make your chopsticks will not fall into the soup. At the same time, holes can be used as handle. This set is a combination of 2 stoneware ceramic bowls. Each bowl measures 4.3" H * 6.5" Dia…

Chris Penny Ceramics on Instagram: "Pulling handles is about knowing when to stop, when to have wet hands and when to have dry hands, and how dry the cup needs to be. It’s all about practice. I think you can get pretty comfortable applying handles in about 3 years … sorry not years I mean weeks 😂… actually it doesn’t take as long as you think. If you keep the starting lump the same each time. And attach as many handles as you can to cups you are making … say 4 handles per cup, then recycle…

PRICES MAY VARY. Package Includes: You will receive 2 packs Japanese style ramen bowls with lids. Each bowl measures about 6.5 inches in diameter, 4.5 inches in height, enough quantity and capacity to meet your using and replacement needs, you can also share them with your friends. Premium Quality: This ceramic soup bowl is made of high-quality ceramic, which is thick, solid, durable, heat-resistant, can be applied in microwaves, will definitely serve you for a long time. The ceramic surface…

Pinched Pottery on Instagram: "7” in diameter 2” deep coiled/pinched bowl. Made with mid fire dark stoneware clay and glazed with matte green/sage glaze. Started with a ball of clay and added a few coils. I don’t use water or slip when coiling - clay has to be quite soft to be able to blend in well without water/slip. I always rough shape them first, let them dry until they are firm enough to be handled without losing their shape to do the final shaping/pinching. Full making videos are…

Vintage Mid-Century Modern Skala American Studio Art Pottery Lidded Vessel - Circa 1950 - 1960 Large vessel with fitted cover is incised signed on the underside Skala and is Circa 1950 - 1960. The sides of the vessel are slightly curved with a ribbed pattern accentuated with brown edges that are set against a speckled mat green glaze. The cover has a sgraffito spiral turned swirl pattern and a handle that matches the handles on the pot. The inside of this functional vessel is fully…

This bowl is handthrown in a stoneware clay and handcarved freeform specifically to capture the breaking of the multiple layers of glazes. Because of this randomness every bowl is unique. This bowl is 3 1/4 inches high by 5 1/8 inches in diameter and has a 18 ounce capacity. The commercial glazes we use are all food safe and although it is microwave and dishwasher safe we recommend hand washing this baby. This listing is for one bowl.

This listing includes one handmade and carved chowder bowl and is made from a buff and brown stoneware clay. Perfect for holding a cup of soup, pasta, ice cream, and more! Please note, this bowl has no handle. All of our glazes are food safe and our pottery is microwave, dishwasher, and oven safe. **Please keep in mind that each piece of pottery is handmade and may have variations in size, form and glaze color from the piece of pottery pictured.** Handmade with love in Maryland, USA.

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