Burnt Umber · Handmade Matcha Bowl
Burnt Umber · Handmade Matcha Bowl
HANDMADE IN SPAIN · NO TWO ARE IDENTICAL
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Stoneware · Matcha & tea · Dishwasher safe · Ø 8 cm
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The bowl for a slower morning. Deep burnt umber glaze settles over natural stoneware in warm, earthy layers, each firing leaving its own variations in tone and texture.
Handmade in Spain, each matcha bowl is individually formed and glazed by independent ceramic makers. The rich brown surface moves from umber to caramel and cream, making every bowl subtly different. No two are identical.
The compact, handleless form sits naturally between both hands and is designed for matcha, green tea and other warm drinks. Its softly irregular surface and variations in glaze are part of the making process, evidence of material, heat and the maker's hand.
Made in small batches from stoneware, Burnt Umber combines an earthy, natural palette with the tactile character of handmade ceramics.
Available as a set of 2 or 4 handmade matcha bowls. Pair with our handmade mugs and cups or explore our wider handmade ceramic bowls collection.
Dishwasher & microwave safe · Ø 8 cm · H 7 cm · Handmade in Spain · Stoneware · No two are identical
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MADE FOR EVERYDAY USE.
Small bowls designed to earn their place on the table. For olives, dips, nuts and small bites; substantial in the hand, useful beyond a single occasion, and made to be used often.
PAINTED & GLAZED ONE BY ONE.
Each bowl is shaped, painted and glazed by hand. Brushstrokes, glaze movement and subtle variations remain visible, so no two pieces have exactly the same surface or character.
ROOTED IN VALENCIA.
Made in small batches by specialist ceramic makers in Valencia, Spain. Generations of knowledge in clay, glaze and firing give each piece its depth, warmth and distinctly Mediterranean character.