Nightstill Bowl
AVYAJ, SAHA
Price: Rs. 1,600.00
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Rooted in the quiet lineage of Japanese-inspired stoneware, this handcrafted bowl reflects a balance of tradition and expressive beauty. Its deep blue glaze, shifting softly between ocean hues and inky tones, creates a sense of movement across the surface. The rounded form sits gently in the hand, offering a comforting, grounded presence. Subtle fire-touched accents along the rim add warmth and individuality, giving each piece its own natural character. Perfect for soups, snacks, or slow daily rituals, this bowl brings serene craftsmanship and timeless elegance into everyday living
All pieces are 100% food-grade.
Suitable for both dry and wet usage.
Ideal as serveware or everyday use pieces.
These are utilitarian art objects — not recommended for use as cookware.
Dishwasher-safe and oven-friendly.
Avoid microwave use.
Dimensions: 7.0 × 12.0 cm
Weight: 326 grams
Firing Technique: Woodfire Stoneware
Capacity: 350ml
Process & Craft
Each bowl is handmade by master craftspeople using traditional studio pottery methods, beginning with wheel-thrown forms shaped from unique clay mixes prepared in-house. Natural, mineral-rich glazes are applied by hand, drawing from Japanese Mingei and Korean Buncheong influences that guide the studio’s design sensibility. Fired at nearly 1300°C, the stoneware develops remarkable strength and a glaze surface shaped by the dynamic play of fire, ash, and high-temperature reactions inside the kiln. Every piece is quietly distinct — a reflection of the kiln’s temperament, the hands that shaped it, and the experienced designers who curate its final aesthetic.
Sustainability Practices
Made in serene, low-waste pottery studios that prioritize mindful production. All materials used — clays, glazes, oxides — are natural and non-toxic. High-temperature firing ensures long product life, reducing breakage and replacement cycles. Crafted in small batches to support ethical production and minimize overconsumption. Each mug embodies a slow craft philosophy, valuing longevity over mass production.
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