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Shibumi Ripple Serve Bowl
Shibumi Ripple Serve Bowl
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Maker: Osmos Studio
Shibumi refers to aesthetics of simple, subtle, and humble beauty. The collection consists of different ways of putting your meal on the table. The serving bowl has a unique ripple surface and matte white color. Perfect for serving ramen, salads, sticky rice, and seasonal fruits. These serving bowls are sure to add a design element to your table! Combine with the Shibumi Dinner Plate and Quarter Plate from the same series to get a complete look! There may be small bubbles or color variations which are characteristic of the handcrafting process and contribute to their beauty. Lead-free, Handmade, Microwave safe, Food safe.
Weight: 1.58 lbs
8.8" x 2.4"
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OSADIA is a Spanish word that means "audacity." We believe this word reflects the unique journey and stories behind our products, those stories are all about hard work, courage and resilience. In Osadía you will find unique fair trade, handmade & socially responsible products, every product is empowering artisans, small businesses and vulnerable communities around the world.