Black+Fire Matcha Bowl

We feel immense proud to partner with women artists on their craft journey which has deep historical and cultural significance. The origins of this form of black pottery in the Himalayas can be traced to the indigenous tribes inhabiting the region. 

This unique form of pottery is made using a special combination of black clay and serpentine stone, giving it a distinct dark appearance. Unlike conventional pottery, it does not require a potter’s wheel; instead, the artisans shape the bowls by hand, following techniques that have been passed down through generations.

The process of making black pottery is labor-intensive and requires a deep understanding of local materials and techniques. The black clay and serpentine stone are sourced from nearby areas, with men responsible for collecting the raw materials while women craft the pottery. The shaping, drying, and firing process is meticulous, ensuring durability and a smooth, polished finish. The natural black colour is achieved through a special firing method rather than artificial dyes or paints.

By bringing home a piece of Black Clay Pottery, you not only embrace the beauty of handmade artistry but also become part of a narrative that celebrates heritage, culture, and the spirit of a vibrant community.

Care Instructions:

• Clean immediately after use.
• Hand wash using a soft sponge & mild detergent.
• Dry completely before storage.
• Avoid stacking or place cloth/tissue in between, if doing so.
• This product is microwave safe.