35 deep serving bowl

Miura-san's glass art has a delicate quality to its form.

The smoke color, created through a unique blend, subtly blends into any space and harmonizes with other materials like metal, wood, and brocante. The ability to express color lightly is a strength of glass. It will bring a gentle, breezy freshness to your table.

Miura-san's works are easy to use for any cuisine. We sometimes hear customers say, "I don't know how to use glass tableware," but please feel free to put your everyday dishes on them without worrying about the material. You'll surely be surprised by how easy Miura-san's tableware is to use.

The medium bowl has a widely flared rim and a sharp shape, but the subtle smoky hue gives it a soft impression. It's also great for marinated dishes and desserts.

Diameter: approx. 14.5cm / Height: approx. 6cm
Due to the nature of artisan work, there may be individual differences of ±0.5-1cm.

~Caution~

When purchasing handmade glass products, please read the following precautions carefully.

*Not heat-resistant glass
*Not microwave or dishwasher safe

*Due to the nature of artisan work, there may be individual differences of ±0.5-3cm, but this is within our acceptable inspection range.
*As all items are handmade blown glass, ripples such as irregularities and air bubbles may occur on the surface or inside the glass during the manufacturing process. There is absolutely no problem with their use, and these are characteristics of handmade items.
*The products we ship have undergone our inspection and quality check, and only those that pass are sold. Therefore, we do not accept returns or refunds under any circumstances. We ask for your understanding when making a purchase.

Yuko Miura Brief Biography

Born in Osaka Prefecture in 1982.
Began blown glass at Glass Studio Aaty while studying at Kyoto University of Art and Design.
After graduation, studied basic glass knowledge at the Toyama Institute of Glass Art, Modeling Department.
Worked for five years as a glass studio staff member at the Iwata City New Creation and Design Center (Shizuoka Prefecture).
2014: Launched blown glass studio Bamboo Glass.
Currently active mainly in craft fairs and exhibitions.

List of Yuko Miura's Works