Beginner Ceramics

Handmade Ceramic Shapes Bowls

$65
Handmade Ceramic Shapes Bowls
Beginner Ceramics

Handmade Ceramic Shapes Bowls

$65
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This piece comes via All Fired Up, a very special, limited collection of handmade ceramics, only available at Food52. (And because it’s handmade, some variation is to be expected and embraced.)

The shape of things to come

If this becomes the only bowl you reach for from now on, we don’t blame you. It gets its fanciful design from artist Jesse Hamerman, who uses a multi-step wax etching process to make those expressive brushstrokes intrinsic to the form. It all happens in a small studio in Brooklyn (sounds pretty magical).

  • Wheel-thrown ceramic
  • Crafted in a small Brooklyn studio
  • Exclusively at Food52
  • Made in: Brooklyn, NY
  • Product Warranty:
  • Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ and Easy-Breezy Returns

If this becomes the only bowl you reach for from now on, we don’t blame you. It gets its fanciful design from artist Jesse Hamerman, who uses a multi-step wax etching process to make those expressive brushstrokes intrinsic to the form. It all happens in a small studio in Brooklyn (sounds pretty magical).

  • Wheel-thrown ceramic
  • Crafted in a small Brooklyn studio
  • Exclusively at Food52

The shape of things to come

If this becomes the only bowl you reach for from now on, we don’t blame you. It gets its fanciful design from artist Jesse Hamerman, who uses a multi-step wax etching process to make those expressive brushstrokes intrinsic to the form. It all happens in a small studio in Brooklyn (sounds pretty magical).

  • Wheel-thrown ceramic
  • Crafted in a small Brooklyn studio
  • Exclusively at Food52
  • Made in: Brooklyn, NY
  • Product Warranty:
  • Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ and Easy-Breezy Returns

If this becomes the only bowl you reach for from now on, we don’t blame you. It gets its fanciful design from artist Jesse Hamerman, who uses a multi-step wax etching process to make those expressive brushstrokes intrinsic to the form. It all happens in a small studio in Brooklyn (sounds pretty magical).

  • Wheel-thrown ceramic
  • Crafted in a small Brooklyn studio
  • Exclusively at Food52