Seven & A Half Inch Everyday Bowl
by Recreation Center
Recreation Center is a small, Brooklyn, New York based brand, focused on functional ceramic pieces inspired by print and sculpture
Item Details
Details: Each bowl is handmade and has slight variations in size, finish and color.
Ingredients & Materials: Bowls are wheel-thrown with speckled clay. Each bowl is glazed with either colorful or speckled inside and a black and white speckled outside.
Measurements: This item measures ~7.5" in diameter and 2.5" tall.
Care & Use: Hand wash recommended.
Sold individually.
If purchased alongside made-to-order Mociun fine jewelry, please allow up to 6 weeks for us to create and ship all items together.
by Recreation Center
Recreation Center is a small, Brooklyn, New York based brand, focused on functional ceramic pieces inspired by print and sculpture
Item Details
Details: Each bowl is handmade and has slight variations in size, finish and color.
Ingredients & Materials: Bowls are wheel-thrown with speckled clay. Each bowl is glazed with either colorful or speckled inside and a black and white speckled outside.
Measurements: This item measures ~7.5" in diameter and 2.5" tall.
Care & Use: Hand wash recommended.
Sold individually.
If purchased alongside made-to-order Mociun fine jewelry, please allow up to 6 weeks for us to create and ship all items together.
Description
by Recreation Center
Recreation Center is a small, Brooklyn, New York based brand, focused on functional ceramic pieces inspired by print and sculpture
Item Details
Details: Each bowl is handmade and has slight variations in size, finish and color.
Ingredients & Materials: Bowls are wheel-thrown with speckled clay. Each bowl is glazed with either colorful or speckled inside and a black and white speckled outside.
Measurements: This item measures ~7.5" in diameter and 2.5" tall.
Care & Use: Hand wash recommended.
Sold individually.
If purchased alongside made-to-order Mociun fine jewelry, please allow up to 6 weeks for us to create and ship all items together.
