Horizon Tea Bowl
Why do potters love tea bowls so much? Because they’re awesome.
Warm in the hand when you drink coffee or tea. Well balanced and light as a stemless wine glass or for OJ in the morning.
My husband’s book club calls them tequila glasses with a large ice cube for sipping. The perfect service size for a small serving of soup or a salsa bowl for company. The most versatile and pleasing pot there is.
White on the inside and Emily’s purple glaze on the outside.
Just shy of 10 oz. in weight. Stands 3” tall.
About 6-8 Oz, tea bowls fully vitrified. Fired to “cone ten” (>2300 degrees) in a gas kiln: that means they’re dishwasher and microwave safe.
Why do potters love tea bowls so much? Because they’re awesome.
Warm in the hand when you drink coffee or tea. Well balanced and light as a stemless wine glass or for OJ in the morning.
My husband’s book club calls them tequila glasses with a large ice cube for sipping. The perfect service size for a small serving of soup or a salsa bowl for company. The most versatile and pleasing pot there is.
White on the inside and Emily’s purple glaze on the outside.
Just shy of 10 oz. in weight. Stands 3” tall.
About 6-8 Oz, tea bowls fully vitrified. Fired to “cone ten” (>2300 degrees) in a gas kiln: that means they’re dishwasher and microwave safe.
Why do potters love tea bowls so much? Because they’re awesome.
Warm in the hand when you drink coffee or tea. Well balanced and light as a stemless wine glass or for OJ in the morning.
My husband’s book club calls them tequila glasses with a large ice cube for sipping. The perfect service size for a small serving of soup or a salsa bowl for company. The most versatile and pleasing pot there is.
White on the inside and Emily’s purple glaze on the outside.
Just shy of 10 oz. in weight. Stands 3” tall.
About 6-8 Oz, tea bowls fully vitrified. Fired to “cone ten” (>2300 degrees) in a gas kiln: that means they’re dishwasher and microwave safe.
