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Ginko Bowl

Product Description

Elevate your home decor with the Ginko Bowl, a stunning piece of functional art that seamlessly blends organic inspiration with modern craftsmanship. This artisanal ceramic bowl features a unique, tactile design characterized by intricate, swirling line patterns that mimic the natural beauty of wood grain or fossilized textures. The off-white, neutral glaze provides a sophisticated finish, making it a versatile addition to any interior style, from minimalist and Scandinavian to eclectic and bohemian. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, the exterior is adorned with distinctive, rounded protrusions that add depth and a sculptural quality to the piece. Whether used as a centerpiece on your dining table, a catch-all for your entryway essentials, or simply displayed as a standalone decorative object, this bowl is sure to spark conversation. Its sturdy construction and timeless aesthetic ensure it remains a cherished part of your home for years to come. Key features include: Hand-finished ceramic construction for a one-of-a-kind feel. Intricate, textured surface detailing that provides a rich, sensory experience. A neutral, versatile color palette that complements any room. Perfect for use as a decorative accent or a functional serving piece. Add a touch of organic elegance to your living space with this beautifully crafted, artisan-made bowl.

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Product Details

  • Variant: Lucent White / 11.75"D x 5.75"H
  • SKU: B100
  • In Stock: 1
  • Brand: Richard Lau

Ginko Bowl

Regular Price
$550.00
Sale Price
$550.00
Regular Price
Sold Out
Unit Price
per

About the maker

Richard Lau Pottery

Made in USA

Richard Lau forms and glazes every piece by hand in his San Francisco studio. His carved vases and bowls are each one of a kind, with surfaces that show the care and craftsmanship that go into them.
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