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"Lotus Pedestal" Wabi-Sabi Ikebana Bowl

£82.90 GBP

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"Some objects don’t decorate a space — they anchor it."

The "Lotus Pedestal" Wabi-Sabi Ikebana Bowl is a hand-glazed ceramic piece inspired by the organic imperfection of wabi-sabi. Its scalloped rim echoes the edge of a lotus leaf, while the elevated pedestal base gives it a quiet, sculptural presence on any surface.

Use it as an ikebana vessel, a display bowl, or simply let it rest — empty, it still holds beauty.

Details

Material: Hand-glazed ceramic
Dimensions: 20 × 9 cm | Rim depth: 3.5 cm
Available colours: Moss Stone · Ivory Blush · Ember Clay
Style: Wabi-sabi / Japandi / Ikebana
Care: Wipe clean with a damp cloth

Frequently Asked Questions

What is it made of?

The bowl is hand-glazed ceramic — each piece finished individually, which means subtle variations in glaze tone and texture are a natural part of its wabi-sabi character.

What colours are available?

It comes in three earthy glazes: Moss Stone (muted green-grey), Ivory Blush (soft warm white), and Ember Clay (warm terracotta tone) — all designed to complement natural materials and Japandi interiors.

Can I use it as an ikebana vessel?

Yes — its wide, shallow form is ideal for ikebana-style arrangements. Use it with a kenzan (flower frog) to hold stems in place, or simply rest a few branches or dried stems inside for a loose, natural composition.

Can I use it as a decorative bowl?

Absolutely — it works beautifully as a display bowl for small objects, crystals, or simply left empty as a sculptural piece. Its lotus-inspired scalloped rim and pedestal base give it a quiet presence on any surface.

How big is it?

The bowl measures 20 × 9 cm with a rim depth of 3.5 cm — a generous size that suits both ikebana arrangements and decorative display.

Is it a good gift?

Yes — it makes a thoughtful and distinctive gift for anyone who loves ikebana, wabi-sabi aesthetics, or beautiful ceramic objects with a quiet, considered presence.