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Nerikomi Bowl No. 241
Nerikomi Bowl No. 241
Details: Handmade ceramic bowl using the Japanese technique of Nerikomi, stacking multiple clay bodies together—into complex patterns. Each piece is unique and varies in design and pattern.
Ingredients & Materials: Stoneware with clear glaze interior and exterior and and unfinished edge. The clay used is locally-sourced, with stains added directly into the clay bodies to create deep, rich hues as well as subtle gradations.
Measurements: Small Bowl measures ~7" in diameter and 2.5" tall; Medium Bowl measures ~8.5" in diameter and 2.5" tall; Large Bowl measures ~9.5-10" in diameter and 2.75-3" tall.
Care & Use: Food-safe and dishwasher friendly.
Sold individually.
by Slush Club
Slush Club produces dinnerware using Nerikomi techniques designed and hand-built by Shannon Eakins in Tacoma, Washington.
Details: Handmade ceramic bowl using the Japanese technique of Nerikomi, stacking multiple clay bodies together—into complex patterns. Each piece is unique and varies in design and pattern.
Ingredients & Materials: Stoneware with clear glaze interior and exterior and and unfinished edge. The clay used is locally-sourced, with stains added directly into the clay bodies to create deep, rich hues as well as subtle gradations.
Measurements: Small Bowl measures ~7" in diameter and 2.5" tall; Medium Bowl measures ~8.5" in diameter and 2.5" tall; Large Bowl measures ~9.5-10" in diameter and 2.75-3" tall.
Care & Use: Food-safe and dishwasher friendly.
Sold individually.
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