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Handmade Ceramic Bowl by Naomi Goldman
Bowl
Ceramics
Handmade
Food
Safe
Safe
Gush Etzion
About the Product
This handmade ceramic bowl is formed and fired in Israel, using traditional wheel-throwing techniques. Shaped from natural clay and finished by hand, it balances everyday function with a calm, considered design.
The contrast of a sage green glaze over warm, earthen clay reflects the natural tones of Israel’s landscape.
This handmade ceramic bowl is formed and fired in Israel, using traditional wheel-throwing techniques. Shaped from natural clay and finished by hand, it balances everyday function with a calm, considered design.
The contrast of a sage green glaze over warm, earthen clay reflects the natural tones of Israel’s landscape.
A matte exterior is paired with a glossy glazed interior, giving the bowl both a tactile surface and a smooth finish where it’s used most. The proportions feel grounded and practical, making it comfortable to hold and easy to incorporate into daily life.
Suitable for serving fruit, snacks, or other small dishes, the bowl can also be displayed as a decorative object. Each piece is individually crafted, resulting in subtle variations in form, color, and finish that make every bowl unique.
Specifications
Suitable for serving fruit, snacks, or other small dishes, the bowl can also be displayed as a decorative object. Each piece is individually crafted, resulting in subtle variations in form, color, and finish that make every bowl unique.
Specifications
- Handmade in the Judean Hills, Israel
- Approx. diameter: 14.5 cm / 5.7 in
- Approx. height: 4.3 cm / 1.7 in
- Food safe
- Unique maker’s mark stamped on outer wall
About the Producer
Naomi Goldman lives and works in the community of Gvaot, located in the Judean Hills of the Gush Etzion region. From her studio there, she creates one-of-a-kind ceramic pieces shaped by hand.
Gvaot is a small community that includes adults with special needs and provides opportunities for meaningful work and daily life. Naomi’s studio is part of this environment, grounded in close relationships and shared routines.
Alongside her ceramics practice, Naomi runs a small daycare for local children, including her own. Her family is closely involved in her work, and her studio often becomes a shared space where creativity and daily life come together.
Each piece Naomi creates reflects a steady, hands-on process and a personal connection between the artist and the object she makes.
Naomi Goldman lives and works in the community of Gvaot, located in the Judean Hills of the Gush Etzion region. From her studio there, she creates one-of-a-kind ceramic pieces shaped by hand.
Gvaot is a small community that includes adults with special needs and provides opportunities for meaningful work and daily life. Naomi’s studio is part of this environment, grounded in close relationships and shared routines.
Alongside her ceramics practice, Naomi runs a small daycare for local children, including her own. Her family is closely involved in her work, and her studio often becomes a shared space where creativity and daily life come together.
Each piece Naomi creates reflects a steady, hands-on process and a personal connection between the artist and the object she makes.