Get cozy with your dinner.
Turned on a pottery wheel and then finished by hand for delicate, antique-inspired edges, these porcelain soup bowls are extra-deep for generous servings of comfort food, from steaming noodle soup to ice cream with every topping.
The white satin glaze strikes a balance between matte and glossy, with a splash of color in the bowl.
Photography by Bobbi Lin
Meet the Maker
FisheyeBrooklyn
Brooklyn, NY
Kim Gilmour grew up in rural New Hampshire -- the inspiration for her pottery comes from the beauty and imperfection of the natural world. After moving to Brooklyn and starting to work with pottery, she decided to open her own shop. Each piece is organic and abstract, but also a completely functional piece of pottery. Each piece is either hand-built, thrown on an electric wheel, or is a combination of both.
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