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Mulet Hand 22 cm Bowl, Phenakistoscope
JPY 7,700 (incl. tax)
A simple piece that highlights a nuanced white, with gray showing through the milky glaze.
This decorated piece belongs to the Hand series, based on a wheel-thrown clay model. Its Phenakistoscope pattern takes inspiration from early rotating-disc animation developed in Belgium and Austria. The distinctive design shows a hot-air balloon drifting beneath a cloudy sky.
Dimensions — W218 × D214 × H75 mm
Material Ceramic
Made in Japan
Use and care
Microwave safe.
Dishwasher safe.
Do not use in the oven.
The way this collection is made produces slight differences between individual pieces. Please enjoy these variations.
Iron particles in the material can appear as dark specks on the surface. The item remains suitable for use.
Hand-applied glaze varies in tone and may pool. The dark clay shows through the glaze to create the grey colour.
When packing several pieces of the same item, we match their finishes as closely as possible.
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A series of distinctive patterns
This decorated piece belongs to the Hand series, based on a wheel-thrown clay model. Its Phenakistoscope pattern takes inspiration from early rotating-disc animation developed in Belgium and Austria.
Mix these pieces with Relief and Line to create a playful combination of your favorite designs.
A bowl in a practical size
A convenient size for salad, cereal or fruit.
The design sets off greens and fruit beautifully, and the practical size also works for a small rice bowl meal.
The distinctive pattern shows a hot-air balloon drifting beneath a cloudy sky.
Phenakistoscope
The phenakistoscope was developed in Belgium and Austria.
The patterns were inspired by an early form of animation, in which a sequence of images on a rotating disc appears to move when viewed through the device.
Look closely and the images change slightly, like frames in an animation.
Each size and item has a different pattern. Enjoy exploring the designs.
Mulet
Mulet means “cloudy sky” in Swedish. The name is reflected in the subtle shades of white and grey.
Small irregularities in shape and variations in the glaze bring warmth to Mulet’s muted colours. Each piece carries traces of the hand that made it. The quiet finish frames the food and sits comfortably with wood, metal and glass.
Mulet begins with a specially developed clay body. The makers blend clay rich in cobalt and iron with the coarse clay traditionally used in Shigaraki ware. Around 20% porcelain material is added to strengthen the dark clay body. Many trials with an original milky-white glaze led to the collection’s distinctive colour.
In the workshop set up in Gifu to make this collection, the clay is mixed and kneaded, then fired at 1,250°C. Firing at this high temperature produces thin, strong pieces that can go in the microwave and dishwasher.
Mulet comes in three designs, Relief, Line and Hand.
Choose the decorative plant motifs of Relief, the simple rim of Line, or Hand, which follows the original form thrown on the wheel by the designer.
Explore the Mulet collection
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