Close-up of a speckled pale grey glaze inside a stoneware bowl with thin rust-colored rings

Small Stoneware Pinch Bowl, Ten Glazes

Dry Oats
$28.00
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Close-up of a speckled pale grey glaze inside a stoneware bowl with thin rust-colored rings
  • Close-up of a speckled pale grey glaze inside a stoneware bowl with thin rust-colored rings
  • Small stoneware pinch bowl in a warm rust-brown glaze casting a long shadow on a sand-colored surface
  • Three stoneware pinch bowls from above in rust brown, amber and slate blue on a sand-colored surface
  • Close-up of a speckled pale grey glaze inside a stoneware bowl with thin rust-colored rings
  • Small stoneware pinch bowl in a warm rust-brown glaze casting a long shadow on a sand-colored surface
  • Three stoneware pinch bowls from above in rust brown, amber and slate blue on a sand-colored surface
Small Stoneware Pinch Bowl, Ten Glazes

Small Stoneware Pinch Bowl, Ten Glazes

$28.00
Color

Flaky salt on one side of the board, red chile flakes on the other, and a small bowl for each.

Why We Chose It

The glazes read like a drive through northern New Mexico: Red Bluff, Ochre, Agave, Turquoise, Cenote, Iron. Made from Texas stoneware with visible throwing rings, they are small enough to collect one color at a time.

How We'd Style It

Set three across the counter for The Host's Edit, or tuck one beside each place on The Santa Fe Table for salt.

Details

  • Small pinch bowl, sold individually
  • Texas stoneware
  • Oven safe up to 350°F (177°C); let it come to room temperature before it goes in
  • Glazes: Dry Oats, Satin Sand, Turquoise, Ochre, Lazurite, Maize, Red Bluff, Iron, Cenote, Agave

Good to Know

Going straight from the fridge into a hot oven can crack stoneware, so give it a few minutes on the counter first. Glazes vary from bowl to bowl.

Shipping

Ships directly from the maker.

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