Hand-Thrown Ceramic Cereal Bowl DRAFT the form was inspired by

the form was inspired by the shape of a Picasso platter from a touring show of the late artist’s ceramics

become a dense fabric

A round mid-sized stoneware platter thrown on the wheel in an iron-rich blend of clays with a soft semi-transparent eggshell texture that allows the native qualities and textures of the clay to ghost through

or on a counter in the kitchen

Hand-Thrown Ceramic Cereal Bowl DRAFT the form was inspired byAn elegant, footed bowl joins our green "standardware" collection. Designed with cereal (or soup!) in mind, this perfectly proportioned, medium small bowl is made by Los Angeles based ceramicist, Shoshi Watanabe, from a Californian clay. Each bowl is expressively hand glazed in a deep, rich semi matte green glaze chosen to complement a wide range of colors and foods. View all pieces made by Shoshi Watanabe.