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This hand-thrown studio pottery bowl showcases a dynamic balance of form and finish. It features a rounded body with notched pouring spouts and a flared rim for practical use. The glaze is striking, one half left in a natural matte stoneware with visible throwing rings, the other finished in a rich oxblood red with dramatic black crackle accents. The two sections meet in a bold diagonal, creating a strong visual contrast between rustic clay and glossy color. Perfect for use as a mixing or serving bowl, or as a display piece, this vessel embodies the artistry and individuality of mid-century studio pottery. Its sculptural presence makes it equally at home in functional kitchens or as a collectible decorative accent. Very good vintage condition with a few small chips/flea bites, including a couple on one spout. No cracks or repairs noted. 10” wide, 8” deep, 5” high.
