PETAL bowl 160 - charcoalDriven by a desire for something graceful, taking inspiration from traditional bowls often featuring a delicate lip. This detail offers a refined, polished feel. When stacked together, the PETAL items appear like an unfolding leaf, subtly echoing the natural rhythms of life. Colour:
The art of kintsugi became so popular that collectors deliberately started smashing up valuable pottery… so it could be repaired with the gold seams of kintsugi
Born from the idea of rhythm and harmony
We developed this color together with Sandberg the restaurant of the Stedelijk Museum
the product becomes unique and personal
highlighting the contrast between the matte and glazed finishes
the golden seams emphasize the cracks and thus celebrate the beauty of imperfection
Its subtle depression ensures your cup won't slide off
This course introduces the fundamentals of working with porcelain slip and provides a clear overview of each step in the slip casting process
Would you like to learn more about porcelain and its production process
As it names suggest
while the subtle rim references the straight vertical lines found throughout the collection
Physical cards only available in the studio