Two large off-white bowls made of speckled stoneware

Large yellow bowl made of speckled stoneware

Large yellow bowls made of speckled stoneware

Large off-white bowl made of speckled stoneware

Four large off-white bowls made of speckled stoneware

Bottom view of four large off-white bowls made of speckled stoneware

Stack of large bowls made of speckled stoneware

Set of small, medium and large yellow bowls made of speckled stoneware

Big Bowl

By Lola Cera

Description

The Big Bowl is perfect for generous meal salads and soups. Its lightweight and organic form will transform simple moments into something special.

Camille's Lola Cera Tableware Collection

For over a decade, Camille Zurini has shared her artistic vision through her functional tableware line under the artist name Lola Cera. She expertly crafts and hand-textures each piece, ensuring no two are exactly alike. It’s tableware that feels as good to the touch as it looks on your table.

Origins, Process and Materials

Origins	Handmade in Montréal, Canada Materials were sourced from Canadian and US manufacturers
Process	Handbuilt from a slab of clay, Camille shapes and textures each bowl to create an organic form After drying, she fires the bowl twice in an electric kiln: first for a bisque firing and then for a glaze firing at 1,222⁰C (2,223⁰F). As the final step, Camille sands each piece to give it a soft and pleasant texture to the touch
Materials	Speckled stoneware Various colored glazes

Care Instructions, Dimensions and Capacity

Microwave and dishwasher safe

H8.5 cm x D20 cm | Vol 900 mL

Color:

$65.00

Please note that there may be variations in coloration and size due to the handmade nature of the piece.

Carefully packaged and shipped from Montréal, with drop testing made at heights of up to 4 metres (13 feet). In the rare event of damage, we’ll take care of it promptly.

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