These elevated bowls with a subtle floral rim sit on a raised stand and come with negligible minor flaws. While made with food-safe glazes, some pieces show surface defects like pinholes or blisters, so they’re not recommended for food use. Perfect chance for getting creative — use them as catchalls, planters, or decorative accents.
Other suggested usage ideas: - Succulent planters - Trinket bowl (i.e keys, loose items, knick-knacks) - Candle base (great for DIY candle projects) - Ritual bowl (With sand or stones as a base, and can also hold incense) - Display stand
Earthen Blue: 15.2cmW x 8.8cm H Rustic Pearl: 15.5cmW x 8.5cmH
What’s wrong with these bowls: - Earthen Blue: Glaze pinholing* on the inside. - Rustic Pearl: Glaze pinholing* and some blistering* on the rims. Crack at the base (this crack does not affect usage since it’s just the stand) *See images for more details
Glaze imperfection terms: Pinholing: Tiny air bubbles that surfaced during firing, leaving small pinprick dots across the glaze. A common result of gas escaping during the firing process.
Blistering: Raised or popped glaze bubbles formed as trapped gases expand under heat. A natural firing outcome that affects only the surface finish.
*Note on sample pieces — they are the test runs, glaze experiments, and happy accidents. They’re final sale, and by picking one up, you agree to love its quirks as part of the charm. No take-backsies, only love.
These elevated bowls with a subtle floral rim sit on a raised stand and come with negligible minor flaws. While made with food-safe glazes, some pieces show surface defects like pinholes or blisters, so they’re not recommended for food use. Perfect chance for getting creative — use them as catchalls, planters, or decorative accents.
Other suggested usage ideas: - Succulent planters - Trinket bowl (i.e keys, loose items, knick-knacks) - Candle base (great for DIY candle projects) - Ritual bowl (With sand or stones as a base, and can also hold incense) - Display stand
Earthen Blue: 15.2cmW x 8.8cm H Rustic Pearl: 15.5cmW x 8.5cmH
What’s wrong with these bowls: - Earthen Blue: Glaze pinholing* on the inside. - Rustic Pearl: Glaze pinholing* and some blistering* on the rims. Crack at the base (this crack does not affect usage since it’s just the stand) *See images for more details
Glaze imperfection terms: Pinholing: Tiny air bubbles that surfaced during firing, leaving small pinprick dots across the glaze. A common result of gas escaping during the firing process.
Blistering: Raised or popped glaze bubbles formed as trapped gases expand under heat. A natural firing outcome that affects only the surface finish.
*Note on sample pieces — they are the test runs, glaze experiments, and happy accidents. They’re final sale, and by picking one up, you agree to love its quirks as part of the charm. No take-backsies, only love.
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