Enclosed (Ramen) Bowl, Flecked Clay
Broth, Soup or Ramen Bowl thrown in an iron-rich flecked stoneware and available in the following glazes: charcoal, nori, ochre, olive, powder, sand and speckled white. To learn more about the different glaze colours, please see our colour guide. This bowl was originally developed as a ramen bowl, however we find it suitable for many varieties of foods - from breakfast porridge to soups and stews - so we decided to change the name to honour that.
Small, £42ea: 8cm h x 17.5cm ø
Large, £48ea: 8cm h x 20cm ø
Broth, Soup or Ramen Bowl thrown in an iron-rich flecked stoneware and available in the following glazes: charcoal, nori, ochre, olive, powder, sand and speckled white. To learn more about the different glaze colours, please see our colour guide. This bowl was originally developed as a ramen bowl, however we find it suitable for many varieties of foods - from breakfast porridge to soups and stews - so we decided to change the name to honour that.
Small, £42ea: 8cm h x 17.5cm ø
Large, £48ea: 8cm h x 20cm ø
Broth, Soup or Ramen Bowl thrown in an iron-rich flecked stoneware and available in the following glazes: charcoal, nori, ochre, olive, powder, sand and speckled white. To learn more about the different glaze colours, please see our colour guide. This bowl was originally developed as a ramen bowl, however we find it suitable for many varieties of foods - from breakfast porridge to soups and stews - so we decided to change the name to honour that.
Small, £42ea: 8cm h x 17.5cm ø
Large, £48ea: 8cm h x 20cm ø
We make each piece by hand in our Sheffield studio. There may be slight variation in the dimensions specified in this listing and also variation in the glaze.
Care and handling:
Every piece is carefully made by hand and may slightly vary in colour and size from the images and description. We recommend that you wash your ceramics by hand when you can as regular dishwasher use may shorten their lifespan. Avoid placing in extreme hot or cold environments such as an oven or a freezer, as this could cause thermal shock and result in fragility and cracking and/or breakage.
