An oily Rockpool coloured wavy ceramic bowl with a glossy glaze, containing three green pears, set against a clean white background with soft window shadow patterns.

Large Sculptural Wave Bowl — Rockpool

$142.00
$142.00
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An oily Rockpool coloured wavy ceramic bowl with a glossy glaze, containing three green pears, set against a clean white background with soft window shadow patterns.
  • An oily Rockpool coloured wavy ceramic bowl with a glossy glaze, containing three green pears, set against a clean white background with soft window shadow patterns.
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Large Sculptural Wave Bowl — Rockpool

Large Sculptural Wave Bowl — Rockpool

$142.00
$142.00

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The Large Sculptural Wave Bowl in Rockpool is a hand-built ceramic form glazed in the layered, oily colours of a coastal rock pool — deep blues, greens and dark tones that shift with the light. At 36cm wide and 10cm tall, it is a one-of-a-kind piece with strong presence on a dining table, sideboard or mantle. Food-safe and designed for daily use including salads, fruit or hot/cold food use.

The Wave Collection

The Wave Collection is inspired by the movement and rhythm of the Australian coast — forms that rise and fall like water caught mid-motion. Each piece is hand-built from stoneware, finished in glazes that shift with the light. The collection spans bowls, platters and vases, designed to work together or stand alone.

Dimensions

36cm diameter × 10cm tall (14.2” × 3.9”)

Form & Finish

  • Rockpool glaze — layered coastal tones, oily finish that shifts with light
  • Food-safe glaze, recommend hand wash
  • Handcrafted in Sydney, Australia — one of a kind
Shipping Info

We ship in-stock orders within 1 business day — fully insured.

Shipping costs are calculated at checkout based on your location.

Every order is carefully wrapped and boxed for a happy unboxing experience.
30-Day Returns

We have a 30-day return policy, which means you have 30 days after receiving your item to request a return.

Once approved, with our refund policy you’ll be automatically refunded on your original payment method.
Ceramic Care

Each ceramic is handcrafted and built to last. To keep it looking its best:

  • Glazed tableware is food safe and microwave friendly
  • Glazed ceramics dishwasher safe
  • Hand wash recommended for larger intricate pieces
  • Avoid sudden temperature changes
  • Handle with care — each one is unique

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Polly Barton is a Sydney ceramicist who creates hand-built sculptural and functional works that explore themes of movement and flow.

Her fluid, organic forms feature soft curves, undulating waves, and delicate folds, echoing the natural rhythms of her coastal environment — from rock pools and sand dunes to winding bays.
Polly Barton Ceramicist