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Confetti Nerikomi Bowl
A playful celebration of color and texture, the Confetti Nerikomi Bowl is hand-thrown and carefully constructed using layered colored clays to create a scattered, confetti-like pattern throughout the body. Each bowl reveals a unique, spontaneous composition where bright flecks and ribbons of clay peek through a soft, neutral background. Finished with a clear glaze that highlights the surface contrasts while preserving the clay’s tactile feel, this piece is suited for everyday use or as a cheerful decorative accent.
Food safe
Size: small to medium (varies slightly — each piece is individually made)
Material: stoneware with mixed colored clays (nerikomi technique)
Care: dishwasher-safe; microwave-safe for reheating; avoid sudden temperature shocks
Made in Gresham, Oregon by potter Debbie Sharp. Because of the nerikomi process, no two bowls are identical — each one is a small celebration of color.
Confetti Nerikomi Bowl
A playful celebration of color and texture, the Confetti Nerikomi Bowl is hand-thrown and carefully constructed using layered colored clays to create a scattered, confetti-like pattern throughout the body. Each bowl reveals a unique, spontaneous composition where bright flecks and ribbons of clay peek through a soft, neutral background. Finished with a clear glaze that highlights the surface contrasts while preserving the clay’s tactile feel, this piece is suited for everyday use or as a cheerful decorative accent.
Food safe
Size: small to medium (varies slightly — each piece is individually made)
Material: stoneware with mixed colored clays (nerikomi technique)
Care: dishwasher-safe; microwave-safe for reheating; avoid sudden temperature shocks
Made in Gresham, Oregon by potter Debbie Sharp. Because of the nerikomi process, no two bowls are identical — each one is a small celebration of color.