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Wabi Sabi Bowl A

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Marca: Manuela Metra

Wabi Sabi Ensō

Handcrafted Nesting Bowl Set
Wabi-Sabi Collection

Essential and meditative, the Wabi Sabi Ensō bowls are part of the Everyday Objects collection—an ongoing exploration of silence, gesture, and form. Inspired by the Zen circle (Ensō), these bowls embrace the harmony of continuity: their profile rises from the base in a single, flowing line without interruption.

Each piece is handcrafted with intention, without a foot, allowing the gaze to move naturally along the curve—soft, timeless, and serene. Whether used individually or as a full nesting set, they lend themselves to multiple uses: from bowls to serving trays, from the intimacy of a meal to moments of quiet beauty.

Made of high-fired stoneware and hand-glazed, they are available in the Haiku Color Palette—tones inspired by nature, shadow, and stillness.


Features

• Material: High-fired stoneware
• Glaze: Brushed or dipped—each finish is unique
• Color: Haiku Color Palette
• Dishwasher safe, though hand washing is recommended to best preserve the piece over time
• Each piece is signed and lovingly crafted in my atelier


Dimensions (approximate)

A Ø 11 cm – H 6 cm
B Ø 15 cm – H 6 cm
C Ø 18 cm – H 6 cm
D Ø 21 cm – H 6 cm
E Ø 24 cm – H 6 cm


Production & Lead Time

All bowls are made to order. From shaping to double firings and glazing, each piece follows a slow and respectful rhythm.
The estimated lead time is 20 to 24 weeks. Orders placed during summer will be processed in September.
Slight variations in shape, size, and glaze are part of the handmade process and should be embraced as signs of authenticity.


 

 

MANUELA METRA

Manuela Metra è un’artista visiva contemporanea e Wabi Sabi ceramic artist, diplomata presso l’Accademia di Belle Arti San Luca. Da oltre venticinque anni sviluppa una pratica plastico-pittorica che indaga la forza viscerale della materia attraverso la scultura contemporanea, l’estetica zen e i processi della trasformazione. Il suo lavoro prende forma mediante l’impiego di grès naturali, wild clay e pigmenti preparati personalmente. È fondatrice di Celadon – Wabi Sabi Academy, spazio dedicato allo studio della ceramica, alla sperimentazione sulla materia e all’approfondimento del rapporto tra terra, acqua e forma.