Ceramic Japan Infinity Bowls - Black
$42.00
Description:
Inspired by the circle, a polygon with an infinite number of sides, the Infinity Bowls were designed by Makoto Komatsu in 1984. The black bowls’ curved lip, distinctive wave-like curve and irresistible smoothness make for a pleasurable dining experience. Nesting perfectly, a complete set equips chefs and diners for a breadth of culinary experiences. Available in both black and white, the colors can be mixed or matched. Both have a matte finish.
Measurements:
4.75''H x 10.5''ø (Infinity Bowl 1)
4''H x 8.75''ø (Infinity Bowl 2)
3.5''H x 6.75''ø (Infinity Bowl 3)
2.75''H x 5.25''ø (Infinity Bowl 4)
2''H x 3.5''ø (Infinity Bowl 5)
Variation:
Available in black or white. Ceramic is a natural material that will patina over time. This patina may appear as discoloration and darkening from food contact, or it may also appear as ceramic crazing, which are small cracks that start to develop over time from hot liquids.
History:
The Infinity Bowls were designed in 1984 by Makoto Komatsu, whose works have been collected by museums like MoMA, V&A and the National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo. The line evokes the circle, an endless loop symbolizing infinity. The bowls are manufactured in Seto, Japan by Ceramic Japan, which has been in business since 1973. Known for collaborating with top level artists and designers, Ceramic Japan pairs high artistic quality with traditional ceramic techniques.
Inspired by the circle, a polygon with an infinite number of sides, the Infinity Bowls were designed by Makoto Komatsu in 1984. The black bowls’ curved lip, distinctive wave-like curve and irresistible smoothness make for a pleasurable dining experience. Nesting perfectly, a complete set equips chefs and diners for a breadth of culinary experiences. Available in both black and white, the colors can be mixed or matched. Both have a matte finish.
Measurements:
4.75''H x 10.5''ø (Infinity Bowl 1)
4''H x 8.75''ø (Infinity Bowl 2)
3.5''H x 6.75''ø (Infinity Bowl 3)
2.75''H x 5.25''ø (Infinity Bowl 4)
2''H x 3.5''ø (Infinity Bowl 5)
Variation:
Available in black or white. Ceramic is a natural material that will patina over time. This patina may appear as discoloration and darkening from food contact, or it may also appear as ceramic crazing, which are small cracks that start to develop over time from hot liquids.
History:
The Infinity Bowls were designed in 1984 by Makoto Komatsu, whose works have been collected by museums like MoMA, V&A and the National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo. The line evokes the circle, an endless loop symbolizing infinity. The bowls are manufactured in Seto, Japan by Ceramic Japan, which has been in business since 1973. Known for collaborating with top level artists and designers, Ceramic Japan pairs high artistic quality with traditional ceramic techniques.
Materials:
Ceramic
Care Instructions:
Dishwasher and microwave safe.
Returns must be made within 2 weeks in original, unused condition with all packaging for either 1. Store credit for the full amount or 2. Refund - minus a 20% restocking fee. Tortoise does not cover the cost of return shipping or the cost of re-shipping an exchange, and the cost of shipping for returns and exchanges is the responsibility of the customer.