Made by Kamal Prasad · Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh
A small wheel-thrown bowl for daily ritual or table use.
Hand wash with mild soap. Not microwave safe. Food-safe for dry and moist foods. Avoid thermal shock.
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Read our full Product Truth Promise →A small, shallow bowl thrown on a kick wheel and finished with a simple ash glaze. It is the kind of vessel used in Indian households for small offerings — a few flowers, a pinch of kumkum, a tea light. But it also works as an everyday object: a salt cellar, a ring dish, a condiment bowl. The form is wide and open with a gentle curve and a low foot ring. The ash glaze gives it a warm grey-green surface with the subtle variation that comes from wood firing. Each bowl is slightly different — wheel-thrown work always is. Made by Kamal Prasad.
Made by Kamal Prasad in Varanasi.
Wheel-thrown and wood-kiln fired.
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By Kamal Prasad · Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh
By Kamal Prasad · Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh
