Kintsugi Bowl – Black
Kintsugi Bowl – Black
Prempracha's Collection
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Product information
- Dimensions: 30.5 × 33 cm, 7.8 cm high
- Material: hand-made stoneware
- Made in San Kamphaeng, near Chiang Mai, Thailand
- Glazed by hand, so colour and pattern vary from piece to piece
About the workshop
Prempracha's Collection has shaped stoneware in San Kamphaeng, near Chiang Mai, since 1986, and is still run by the family that founded it.
Its plates, bowls and vases come in techniques with their own names - Tie Dye, where the glaze is brushed on in loose, bleeding strokes rather than laid flat; Drip Glaze, left to run and pool in the kiln; Glassy, a reactive glaze that settles differently on every piece; and Kintsugi, after the Japanese art of repairing with gold. The Rest vases were designed with the ceramicist Sarngsan Na Soontorn.
Nothing comes off a mould. The piece that arrives will not be quite like the one in the photograph - a difference that is not a flaw, but the point.
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Prempracha's Collection has shaped stoneware ceramics in San Kamphaeng, near Chiang Mai, since 1986, still run today by the family that founded it.
Finished in a matte black glaze traced through with fine gold seams, this bowl borrows its surface language from kintsugi - the Japanese practice of repairing breakage with lacquer and gold rather than hiding it. Here the seams are built into the glaze itself, a deliberate nod to a philosophy that treats a mended line as part of an object's history. It spans 30.5 by 33 centimetres and stands 7.8 centimetres tall.
