The Curious Potter
  • Are you curious, too?
  • Shops and Sites
  • Collaborating with Designers
  • Let's Eat! New Bowls and Mugs
  • Handy Holders
  • Serving Pieces
  • Voluptuous Vases
  • Bowls Small and Large
  • Small Plates
  • Works for Walls
  • Where I've been...
  • Ceramics as 'Art for Daily Use'
  • My Life in Clay
  • Links and Resources
“As a maker of pots, understand that bowls, cups, plates, etc…were invented long ago; you are not the engineer of these objects, but a steward of their legacy. A good pot is an honest pot, one that is true to it’s purpose (which may be both utilitarian and aesthetic), no more, no less.” – Birdie Boone
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Among my most favorite pieces to make -- and use at home -- are bowls and mugs. From restauranteurs like the creative chefs at Bar Tartine in San Francisco's Mission District, I have learned about sizes and shapes that enhance the dining experience. And the same is true at home (or at the office when we eat at our desks). Below are images of some of my newest 'small batch' bowls and mugs similar to those being used daily at Bar Tartine. Quietly colorful and sturdy with smooth rims and feet, they are -- of course -- food and dishwasher safe.
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