Ikebana Set I01
Part of 2025 February’s drop. Composed of a oval stoneware Ikebana bowl and a 3,5 cm metal kenzan.
Light grey matte glazed with off-white nuances, revealing a darker color on the rim’s edges.
Noticeable throwing lines on the piece’s outside wall, purposely left to be seen as a clear hint of the production method. Hand-thrown on the potter’s wheel and altered to oval shape.
Material: Brown stoneware fired at 1250ºC.
Production technique: Wheel-thrown.
Dimensions: Approx. 8,5 cm tall x 15,5 cm long x 13 cm deep.
Care: All pieces are food safe, microwave and dishwasher safe. Wash after the use and storage when dried.
Designed and produced in Barcelona and stamped with Oema’s potter’s mark.
Part of 2025 February’s drop. Composed of a oval stoneware Ikebana bowl and a 3,5 cm metal kenzan.
Light grey matte glazed with off-white nuances, revealing a darker color on the rim’s edges.
Noticeable throwing lines on the piece’s outside wall, purposely left to be seen as a clear hint of the production method. Hand-thrown on the potter’s wheel and altered to oval shape.
Material: Brown stoneware fired at 1250ºC.
Production technique: Wheel-thrown.
Dimensions: Approx. 8,5 cm tall x 15,5 cm long x 13 cm deep.
Care: All pieces are food safe, microwave and dishwasher safe. Wash after the use and storage when dried.
Designed and produced in Barcelona and stamped with Oema’s potter’s mark.
Part of 2025 February’s drop. Composed of a oval stoneware Ikebana bowl and a 3,5 cm metal kenzan.
Light grey matte glazed with off-white nuances, revealing a darker color on the rim’s edges.
Noticeable throwing lines on the piece’s outside wall, purposely left to be seen as a clear hint of the production method. Hand-thrown on the potter’s wheel and altered to oval shape.
Material: Brown stoneware fired at 1250ºC.
Production technique: Wheel-thrown.
Dimensions: Approx. 8,5 cm tall x 15,5 cm long x 13 cm deep.
Care: All pieces are food safe, microwave and dishwasher safe. Wash after the use and storage when dried.
Designed and produced in Barcelona and stamped with Oema’s potter’s mark.
