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Created for mixing treatment herbs, cleansing powders, masks, and botanical blends.
These handcrafted stoneware bowls are the perfect companion to your Holistic Beauty Apothecary collection. Whether you're blending Chamomile with Earth Treatment Powder, creating a hibiscus mask, or mixing a custom treatment with Bloom Floral Hydrosol, this small bowl invites a slower, more intentional approach to skincare.
Handmade from locally sourced tan stoneware and finished with an organic white glaze, each bowl is uniquely its own. Small enough to keep beside your sink, yet beautiful enough to leave on display.
Beauty Everywhere. Ritual Anywhere.
Details
• Handmade from locally sourced tan stoneware
• Canvas-textured unglazed underside
• Lead-free, food-safe glaze
• Organic white glaze finish
• Approx. 2.5" W × 0.5" H
• Dishwasher safe
• Microwave safe
Please note: Due to the handmade nature of each piece, slight variations in shape, texture, and glaze pattern are to be expected and celebrated.
Created for mixing treatment herbs, cleansing powders, masks, and botanical blends.
These handcrafted stoneware bowls are the perfect companion to your Holistic Beauty Apothecary collection. Whether you're blending Chamomile with Earth Treatment Powder, creating a hibiscus mask, or mixing a custom treatment with Bloom Floral Hydrosol, this small bowl invites a slower, more intentional approach to skincare.
Handmade from locally sourced tan stoneware and finished with an organic white glaze, each bowl is uniquely its own. Small enough to keep beside your sink, yet beautiful enough to leave on display.
Beauty Everywhere. Ritual Anywhere.
Details
• Handmade from locally sourced tan stoneware
• Canvas-textured unglazed underside
• Lead-free, food-safe glaze
• Organic white glaze finish
• Approx. 2.5" W × 0.5" H
• Dishwasher safe
• Microwave safe
Please note: Due to the handmade nature of each piece, slight variations in shape, texture, and glaze pattern are to be expected and celebrated.
