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These Dune bowls are undulating and tactile with careful etchings marked into the exterior walls, reflecting the beautiful movement of sand hills. Suitable to be used for both cold and hot dishes, they are perfect for serving curries in, pasta for the whole family or fresh, light salads. Lovely to have a pair for every meal.
Each piece is individually made and size and markings may vary slightly which is of course the beauty of a functional artwork like this.
These Dune bowls are undulating and tactile with careful etchings marked into the exterior walls, reflecting the beautiful movement of sand hills. Suitable to be used for both cold and hot dishes, they are perfect for serving curries in, pasta for the whole family or fresh, light salads. Lovely to have a pair for every meal.
Each piece is individually made and size and markings may vary slightly which is of course the beauty of a functional artwork like this.
These Dune bowls are undulating and tactile with careful etchings marked into the exterior walls, reflecting the beautiful movement of sand hills. Suitable to be used for both cold and hot dishes, they are perfect for serving curries in, pasta for the whole family or fresh, light salads. Lovely to have a pair for every meal.
Each piece is individually made and size and markings may vary slightly which is of course the beauty of a functional artwork like this.
Item Details
This handmade pottery is thrown on the potter’s wheel using Mid Fire clays. They are then individually hand-carved and glazed from Studio recipes with Ash White glaze.
Fired to 1200degrees
Dimensions: Approximately 29 cm (W) x 6 cm (H)
Availability
This piece is available immediately, and will be ready for shipping or collection within a day of purchase.
Gift Wrapping
Complimentary gift wrapping is available for this item. Once you add this piece to your cart, you will have the opportunity to request gift wrapping. We can also add a personal note to the recipient along with your order, written on an Unearthed Ceramics postcard.