Organic Hand-Thrown Ceramic Dish | Aetherium × Archibald | Wabi Sabi Collection

Organic Hand-Thrown Ceramic Dish | Aetherium × Archibald | Wabi Sabi Collection

$69.00
$69.00
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Organic Hand-Thrown Ceramic Dish | Aetherium × Archibald | Wabi Sabi Collection
  • Organic Hand-Thrown Ceramic Dish | Aetherium × Archibald | Wabi Sabi Collection
  • Organic Hand-Thrown Ceramic Dish | Aetherium × Archibald | Wabi Sabi Collection
  • Organic Hand-Thrown Ceramic Dish | Aetherium × Archibald | Wabi Sabi Collection
  • Side view of the Erosion Study No. 1 handmade ceramic dish held outdoors. Glaze transitions from creamy yellow to deep indigo and black with violet undertones, emphasizing sculpted edges inspired by eroded stone. Captured in natural desert light for the Wabi Sabi Collection by Aetherium Innovations.
  • Close view of the Erosion Study No. 1 bowl showing its uneven, organic rim and swirling indigo-violet glaze over a yellow base. The matte-to-gloss finish reveals layered color gradients resembling erosion patterns. Hand-thrown, kiln-fired, food-safe ceramic made in the Pacific Northwest.
  • Overhead shot of the Erosion Study No. 1 pottery bowl on a wooden surface. Concentric rings of blue, violet, and gold glaze highlight its textured interior and natural asymmetry. A handmade, food-safe art piece for collectors or daily use, crafted by Seattle ceramicist Annie Archibald.
  • Organic Hand-Thrown Ceramic Dish | Aetherium × Archibald | Wabi Sabi Collection
  • Organic Hand-Thrown Ceramic Dish | Aetherium × Archibald | Wabi Sabi Collection
  • Organic Hand-Thrown Ceramic Dish | Aetherium × Archibald | Wabi Sabi Collection
  • Side view of the Erosion Study No. 1 handmade ceramic dish held outdoors. Glaze transitions from creamy yellow to deep indigo and black with violet undertones, emphasizing sculpted edges inspired by eroded stone. Captured in natural desert light for the Wabi Sabi Collection by Aetherium Innovations.
  • Close view of the Erosion Study No. 1 bowl showing its uneven, organic rim and swirling indigo-violet glaze over a yellow base. The matte-to-gloss finish reveals layered color gradients resembling erosion patterns. Hand-thrown, kiln-fired, food-safe ceramic made in the Pacific Northwest.
  • Overhead shot of the Erosion Study No. 1 pottery bowl on a wooden surface. Concentric rings of blue, violet, and gold glaze highlight its textured interior and natural asymmetry. A handmade, food-safe art piece for collectors or daily use, crafted by Seattle ceramicist Annie Archibald.
Organic Hand-Thrown Ceramic Dish | Aetherium × Archibald | Wabi Sabi Collection

Organic Hand-Thrown Ceramic Dish | Aetherium × Archibald | Wabi Sabi Collection

$69.00
$69.00
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Where imperfection meets intent.
This is a hand-thrown, kiln-fired, food-safe ceramic dish that captures the quiet movement of time. Part of the Wabi Sabi Collection, the uneven rim mimics wind-carved stone, while layered crystalline glazes shift from deep indigo to violet. revealing its own topography, one of a kind.

Ideal as a jewelry rest, catch-all, or snack dish.

Created in collaboration with Seattle ceramic artist Annie Archibald, this piece marks Aetherium’s expansion into the pottery arts

This piece is part of a larger mission—a continued exploration of innovation.

Food Safe.
Proudly made in the Pacific Northwest, USA

Every order supports Aetherium Innovations and our mission to develop tools and technologies that lower the barriers in the skilled art trades.

Bench-tested

Modular by design

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Pacific Northwest built

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We design around real workflows, direct feedback, and the belief that a good tool should expand what its owner can do.

Bench-testedDeveloped around real workshop problems, not trend forecasts.
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