Inness Bowl
Inness Bowl
Inness Bowl

Inness Bowl

$850.00

Care Instructions

  • Dishwasher, microwave and oven safe.

Heirloom quality meant to be kept forever. Make sure to clean gently with environmentally-friendly detergents.

Dimensions

6.5” high
16.5” diameter

Handmade

All of our pottery is designed and carefully crafted in our Bronx studio to strict specifications and checked for quality.

Shipping & Returns

All items are handmade and made-to-order. Please allow up to 3 weeks for production of your pieces. Returns accepted within 10 days in unused, original condition.

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Handcrafted Excellence

Every piece of pottery is meticulously handcrafted with exceptional attention to detail. We take pride in our commitment to craftsmanship, ensuring that each item is made with the utmost care and precision.

Functionality & Practicality

We emphasize the functional aspect of our pottery. We design our products to be not only visually appealing, but also highly functional for everyday use. Each piece is carefully crafted to enhance the user's experience, whether it's a mug that perfectly fits the hand or a bowl that serves its purpose with elegance.

Unique & Personalized Touch

We offer our customers the opportunity to own truly unique and personalized pieces. As each item is handmade, no two pieces are exactly alike.

Inness Bowl — Handmade Sculptural Stoneware Bowl

Inspired by the American landscape tradition, our Inness Bowl is a sculptural statement piece in handmade stoneware. Named for the painter George Inness, this bowl bridges art and function with its distinctive form. Hand-thrown by NY ceramicist William Reardon.

Use the Inness Bowl as a decorative accent, a fruit display, or a serving piece that commands attention. The artistic proportions and artisan glaze create a piece that works as both pottery and sculpture.

A standout addition to the New York Stoneware collection for those who appreciate pottery as art.