Oxnam Ceramic Breakfast Bowl
Named after the Scottish location for the Fishley Holland Pottery in the 1970s and ‘80s, the Oxnam bowl is part of a new range of beautiful, functional tableware.
Designed for those who delight in the tactile nature of handmade pottery, this porcelain bowl goes through five different processes once it’s been thrown and turned. Before being fired, it’s dipped in oatmeal glaze. Once fired it’s then brushed with white glaze. When the glaze is dry, the linear pattern is incised on the interior and exterior before it’s fired one more time.
An elegant addition to a calming and peaceful breakfast table, its subtle, natural glazing mean the throwing rings are still visible in the base. The perfect size for breakfast porridge or a comforting bowl of lunchtime soup, it feels beautiful in the hand, too.
Turned with a small foot, making it light and functional - the base is unglazed and features our unique Fishley Holland maker’s stamp.
Mix with some of our other ceramic plates and bowls or pair it with the rest of our Oxnam range. A matching side plate and dinner plate are also available to pre-order.
Named after the Scottish location for the Fishley Holland Pottery in the 1970s and ‘80s, the Oxnam bowl is part of a new range of beautiful, functional tableware.
Designed for those who delight in the tactile nature of handmade pottery, this porcelain bowl goes through five different processes once it’s been thrown and turned. Before being fired, it’s dipped in oatmeal glaze. Once fired it’s then brushed with white glaze. When the glaze is dry, the linear pattern is incised on the interior and exterior before it’s fired one more time.
An elegant addition to a calming and peaceful breakfast table, its subtle, natural glazing mean the throwing rings are still visible in the base. The perfect size for breakfast porridge or a comforting bowl of lunchtime soup, it feels beautiful in the hand, too.
Turned with a small foot, making it light and functional - the base is unglazed and features our unique Fishley Holland maker’s stamp.
Mix with some of our other ceramic plates and bowls or pair it with the rest of our Oxnam range. A matching side plate and dinner plate are also available to pre-order.
Named after the Scottish location for the Fishley Holland Pottery in the 1970s and ‘80s, the Oxnam bowl is part of a new range of beautiful, functional tableware.
Designed for those who delight in the tactile nature of handmade pottery, this porcelain bowl goes through five different processes once it’s been thrown and turned. Before being fired, it’s dipped in oatmeal glaze. Once fired it’s then brushed with white glaze. When the glaze is dry, the linear pattern is incised on the interior and exterior before it’s fired one more time.
An elegant addition to a calming and peaceful breakfast table, its subtle, natural glazing mean the throwing rings are still visible in the base. The perfect size for breakfast porridge or a comforting bowl of lunchtime soup, it feels beautiful in the hand, too.
Turned with a small foot, making it light and functional - the base is unglazed and features our unique Fishley Holland maker’s stamp.
Mix with some of our other ceramic plates and bowls or pair it with the rest of our Oxnam range. A matching side plate and dinner plate are also available to pre-order.
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100% porcelain
Dishwasher and microwave safe
Handmade in East Sussex, UK
Each piece is unique
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Deliveries dispatched within 48 hours
Next day delivery available (if ordered before 12 noon)
Returns accepted with 28 days of delivery
All products are wrapped in tissue paper and sealed with a branded sticker and come with a handwritten note on a beautifully printed A6 card. Gift messages can be added - just let us know at checkout what you would like your message to be.
We aim to make our packaging is as eco friendly as possible. Our boxes are recyclable double walled cardboard and the protective filling used is paper and/or repurposed paper filler
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Paper Thin Moon is an online homewares shop selling handmade ceramics and home accessories made by father and daughter duo Peter and Claire Holland. Peter Fishley Holland is the seventh generation of the Fishley Holland family of studio potters.