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This stoneware bowl, shaped by hand, has a narrow base that widens at the rim. Perfect for desserts or snacks,... View Details -
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This tapered stoneware bowl is designed for breakfast or small meals. The curved form rests securely in hand, while the... View Details -
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Drawing inspiration from classic Vietnamese bowls, the Heritage Collection offers stoneware pieces that narrow at the base and widen toward... View Details -
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This wheel-thrown starter plate has a rimmed design with a raised edge that frames the center. Its smaller proportions make... View Details -
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A small bowl ideal for fruit, yogurt, or desserts. It features a smooth inside and a hand-carved faceted outside with... View Details -
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Sized for snacks, nuts, or desserts, this small stoneware bowl combines a faceted surface with a smooth interior. Its green... View Details -
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Compact and versatile, this dessert bowl carries glossy celadon glaze over its faceted form. Suited for fruit, yogurt, or sweets,... View Details -
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Hand-carved stoneware breakfast bowl with smooth interior and faceted exterior. The deep green glaze reveals tonal shifts, highlighting the tactile... View Details -
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Versatile for daily meals, this faceted stoneware bowl combines a rounded interior with a glossy celadon glaze. Part of the... View Details -
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Wide and shallow, this faceted bowl is made for pasta, grain bowls, or stews. The earthy glaze enhances the carved... View Details -
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Designed for pasta, grains, or shared meals. Smooth inside and faceted outside, the glossy Celadon glaze the geometric lines of... View Details -
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The Heritage Pasta Bowl is hand-thrown stoneware with a tapered base and flared rim, inspired by vintage Vietnamese bowls. Its... View Details -
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Hand-thrown stoneware bowl with a wide opening and narrow base, designed for cereal, rice, or light meals. The earthy green... View Details -
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A small green stoneware bowl for individual desserts, fruit, or sides. Its tapered shape ensures stability and subtle glaze variations... View Details -
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