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Historic clay bowl, handmade (16 cm)

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$49.98 USD
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$49.98 USD
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Highlights

This historical clay eating bowl is an authentic replica, handcrafted according to archaeological models using traditional techniques.

  • Made entirely by hand on the potter's wheel for maximum historical authenticity
  • Scientifically based reconstruction in collaboration with archaeological institutes and museums
  • Fired at 1,200 degrees Celsius for exceptional durability of the ochre-colored clay
  • Food-safe, non-toxic glaze in the classic 16th-century bottle green
  • Easy to care for as it is fully dishwasher safe
  • Handcrafted, unique piece with a diameter of approximately 16 cm and a height of approximately 5 cm
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com

Historic clay bowl, handmade (16 cm)
Historical clay eating bowl, approx. 16 cm
Historic clay bowl, handmade (16 cm)
Historic clay bowl, handmade (16 cm)

Historic clay bowl, handmade (16 cm) in detail

Questions about the product Historic clay bowl, handmade (16 cm)

Is the glazed clay bowl (16 cm) offered food-safe and dishwasher-safe?

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What is the capacity of the handmade clay bowl and what are its exact dimensions in terms of height?

This handcrafted historical clay bowl is approximately 5 cm high and 16 cm in diameter. While its exact capacity is unknown, it is versatile and can be used as a serving bowl for medieval encampments or private use.

How should the historic clay bowl be cleaned and cared for to preserve its longevity and the quality of the handcrafted surface?

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What special features does the handmade surface of the historic clay bowl have, and are there any indications of its regional origin or the pottery tradition used?

The handcrafted surface of this clay bowl is characterized by a rustic texture, achieved through traditional hand-building techniques or wheel-throwing. Evidence of its regional origin and pottery tradition is often found in the Kannenbäckerland (Westerwald), a region renowned for its high-quality, light or red clay and the production of authentic tableware for reenactment. Many of these pieces follow historical models from the Middle Ages, with glazes often applied for hygienic reasons, as was common practice from the 16th century onward.