This bowl is born from serpentine stone and weathered rock clay—mined from ancestral lands. Hand-shaped without wheels using a hmaphapi (grass-and-net tool), its unique form and finish emerge through a ritual of patience.
Surreal Black Glow
Achieved only by Chirona leaf polishing—no dyes or glazes.
Rustic Matte Texture
Feels like smoothed river stone; develops silvery patina over decades.
Hand-Built Asymmetry
Shaped without wheels using grass tools (hmaphapi)—every curve unique.
Ritual Resonance
Form inspired by ceremonial vessels; believed to hold positive and healing energy.
Material: 100% Earthenware (Serpentine stone + weathered rock clay)
Dimensions (cm): 20.5(L) x 15.5(B) x 9.8(H)
Dimensions (inches): 8(L) x 6.1(B) x 5.9(H)
Capacity: 1,010 ml
Weight: 740 grams
Finish: Matte black with natural mineral variations
Cleaning: Hand wash gently with a soft sponge. Rinse thoroughly and allow to air dry completely.
Store smart: Place tissue between stacked bowls to prevent scratches.
Avoid: Do not use abrasive cleaners, harsh chemicals, or metal scrubbers, as these can damage the natural, unglazed surface.
Longevity: While durable, like all handmade pottery, handle with care to prevent chipping or breaking.
Microwave-safe
The Longpi Harmony Bowl is made to order in Ukhrul. From quarrying serpentine rock to aging clay, hand-shaping with hmaphapi, and firing in tribal kilns—each step follows traditional rhythms. Please allow 3-4 weeks for your vessel to be crafted by hand.
