Santo Fruit Bowl
Beautiful raw unglazed fruit bowl for your dining table or kitchen counter. Due to the handmade nature, each bowl will vary slightly in size and design. Please email us if you would like to see actual pieces before sending.
Approximate measurements:
3" tall x 8 1/2" wide
Beth Katz is the creative force behind Mt. Washington Pottery, a beautiful collection of functional and decorative ceramics. Beth makes all the work by hand and on the potter's wheel in her Los Angeles, California studio. Her work has an elegant simplicity, which marries the wabi-sabi aesthetic of traditional Japanese ceramics and the modernism of Scandinavian design. These elements are clearly visible in the fluidity of her forms and in the literal mark she leaves of her own hand: the remnant of her fingerprints at the bottom of each piece.
Beautiful raw unglazed fruit bowl for your dining table or kitchen counter. Due to the handmade nature, each bowl will vary slightly in size and design. Please email us if you would like to see actual pieces before sending.
Approximate measurements:
3" tall x 8 1/2" wide
Beth Katz is the creative force behind Mt. Washington Pottery, a beautiful collection of functional and decorative ceramics. Beth makes all the work by hand and on the potter's wheel in her Los Angeles, California studio. Her work has an elegant simplicity, which marries the wabi-sabi aesthetic of traditional Japanese ceramics and the modernism of Scandinavian design. These elements are clearly visible in the fluidity of her forms and in the literal mark she leaves of her own hand: the remnant of her fingerprints at the bottom of each piece.
Description
Beautiful raw unglazed fruit bowl for your dining table or kitchen counter. Due to the handmade nature, each bowl will vary slightly in size and design. Please email us if you would like to see actual pieces before sending.
Approximate measurements:
3" tall x 8 1/2" wide
Beth Katz is the creative force behind Mt. Washington Pottery, a beautiful collection of functional and decorative ceramics. Beth makes all the work by hand and on the potter's wheel in her Los Angeles, California studio. Her work has an elegant simplicity, which marries the wabi-sabi aesthetic of traditional Japanese ceramics and the modernism of Scandinavian design. These elements are clearly visible in the fluidity of her forms and in the literal mark she leaves of her own hand: the remnant of her fingerprints at the bottom of each piece.
