“Stoneware pasta bowl with a deep reactive glaze in blues, indigos, rust, and cream, shown from above on a warm farmhouse wood table. The bowl has a wide rim, gently sloped sides, and a textured spiral pattern. Handmade ceramic piece from the Aetherium × Archibald collection.”

Stoneware Pasta Bowl: Reactive Glaze Pottery | Aetherium × Archibald

$99.00
$99.00
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“Stoneware pasta bowl with a deep reactive glaze in blues, indigos, rust, and cream, shown from above on a warm farmhouse wood table. The bowl has a wide rim, gently sloped sides, and a textured spiral pattern. Handmade ceramic piece from the Aetherium × Archibald collection.”
  • “Stoneware pasta bowl with a deep reactive glaze in blues, indigos, rust, and cream, shown from above on a warm farmhouse wood table. The bowl has a wide rim, gently sloped sides, and a textured spiral pattern. Handmade ceramic piece from the Aetherium × Archibald collection.”
  • “Stoneware pasta bowl with a deep reactive glaze in blues, indigos, rust, and cream, shown from above on a warm farmhouse wood table. The bowl has a wide rim, gently sloped sides, and a textured spiral pattern. Handmade ceramic piece from the Aetherium × Archibald collection.”
  • “Angled view of a handmade stoneware pasta bowl measuring 19.5 cm (7.6 inches) in diameter. The reactive glaze blends blue, rust, and gold tones, with a smooth glossy interior and thick ceramic walls. Shown on a light farmhouse wood table for size reference.”
  • “Side profile of a handmade stoneware pasta bowl featuring a reactive glaze that fades from deep amber to blue and gray tones. The curved walls and smooth rim show the bowl’s depth and craftsmanship. Displayed on a wood backdrop as part of the Aetherium × Archibald pottery line.”
  • “Close-up side detail of the handmade stoneware pasta bowl, featuring a reactive glaze with layered amber, denim blue, and charcoal tones. The curved wall and glossy finish highlight the bowl’s craftsmanship. Photographed on a wood surface from the Aetherium × Archibald line.”
  • “Underside of a handmade stoneware pasta bowl, showing the unglazed clay base and natural wheel-thrown texture. The reactive glaze wraps around the sides with blue, gray, and rust tones. Displayed on a rustic wood table as part of the Aetherium × Archibald collection.”
  • “Stoneware pasta bowl with a deep reactive glaze in blues, indigos, rust, and cream, shown from above on a warm farmhouse wood table. The bowl has a wide rim, gently sloped sides, and a textured spiral pattern. Handmade ceramic piece from the Aetherium × Archibald collection.”
  • “Stoneware pasta bowl with a deep reactive glaze in blues, indigos, rust, and cream, shown from above on a warm farmhouse wood table. The bowl has a wide rim, gently sloped sides, and a textured spiral pattern. Handmade ceramic piece from the Aetherium × Archibald collection.”
  • “Angled view of a handmade stoneware pasta bowl measuring 19.5 cm (7.6 inches) in diameter. The reactive glaze blends blue, rust, and gold tones, with a smooth glossy interior and thick ceramic walls. Shown on a light farmhouse wood table for size reference.”
  • “Side profile of a handmade stoneware pasta bowl featuring a reactive glaze that fades from deep amber to blue and gray tones. The curved walls and smooth rim show the bowl’s depth and craftsmanship. Displayed on a wood backdrop as part of the Aetherium × Archibald pottery line.”
  • “Close-up side detail of the handmade stoneware pasta bowl, featuring a reactive glaze with layered amber, denim blue, and charcoal tones. The curved wall and glossy finish highlight the bowl’s craftsmanship. Photographed on a wood surface from the Aetherium × Archibald line.”
  • “Underside of a handmade stoneware pasta bowl, showing the unglazed clay base and natural wheel-thrown texture. The reactive glaze wraps around the sides with blue, gray, and rust tones. Displayed on a rustic wood table as part of the Aetherium × Archibald collection.”
Stoneware Pasta Bowl: Reactive Glaze Pottery | Aetherium × Archibald

Stoneware Pasta Bowl: Reactive Glaze Pottery | Aetherium × Archibald

$99.00
$99.00
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Bring depth, texture, and intention to your table with this handcrafted stoneware pasta bowl, made in collaboration with Seattle ceramic artist Annie Archibald. The reactive glaze builds in layers, creating shifting blues, browns, and crystalline rings that form naturally during firing.

The form blends the width of a plate with the depth of a bowl, making it a versatile piece for pasta, salads, curry, or any meal you want served in something grounded and handmade. Every contour and glaze variation is part of the process, giving each bowl a character you can feel in the weight and finish.

19.5 cm / 7.6" diameter
Dishwasher and microwave safe

Proudly made in the Pacific Northwest, USA.

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