Retro Kiln-fired Textured Ceramic Rice Bowl
2-piece set
$15.99
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$15.99
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Retro Kiln-fired Textured Ceramic Rice Bowl
$15.99
Sale price
$15.99
Regular price
Crafted with retro wabi-sabi kiln-change glaze technology, this ceramic bowl features uneven 3D wrinkled textures on the outer wall. The rim has natural brown-gold kiln-fired trim. Slight variations in glaze shade and grain across individual pieces represent the exclusive charm of handmade pottery. High-temperature sintering forms compact durable porcelain; the glossy non-porous glaze repels grease stains for effortless sponge rinsing. The flared funnel-shaped bowl offers moderate capacity for steamed rice, light salads, side dishes, desserts and dipping sauces. The thick elevated foot insulates heat against scalds while preventing slip and tabletop scratch marks. It matches Japanese, log and wabi-sabi interior decor, ideal for home daily dining layout, homestay decoration and afternoon snack serving.
Design Advantages
- Handmade Wrinkle Texture: Outer concave-convex patterns upgrade tactile appeal and stop leftover grime buildup, breaking the plain visual look of smooth ordinary bowls
- Natural Kiln-change Rim Glaze: Warm brown-gold rim detailing pairs with muted soft gray glaze. Natural tone differences between bowls greatly lower the chance of duplicate tableware styling
- Slightly Irregular Flared Opening: The non-perfect circular rim delivers casual handmade aesthetics. Wide top opening accelerates heat dissipation to reduce scald risks from hot food steam
- Sturdy High-fired Porcelain: Heat treatment improves chip resistance. Abrasion-resistant glaze prevents fading under daily wear, supporting safe microwave and dishwasher use
Size Chart
| Size | Rim Diameter(cm) | Bowl Height(cm) | Recommended Usage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Household Size | 13 | 7 | Steamed rice, cold side dishes, fitness salads, dessert dips |
Care Instructions
- Clean with soft sponges; scrubbing with steel wool is forbidden to avoid permanent glaze scratches
- Avoid drastic temperature swings (rinsing hot bowls under cold tap water) to reduce ceramic cracking hazards
- Place kitchen tissue between stacked bowls to mitigate abrasion on kiln-fired rims and textured surfaces