Bowl in Nebular Purple, 7.5"dia. (Benjamin Owen IV)
Bowl in Nebular Purple, 7.5"dia. (Benjamin Owen IV)
Bowl in Nebular Purple, 7.5"dia. (Benjamin Owen IV)
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Bowl in Nebular Purple, 7.5"dia. (Benjamin Owen IV)

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   Offering guests, family, or friends a treat or special food dish has been a long-standing tradition across many cultures that continues today.  This beautiful bowl has an array of blue hues.  The light purple micro-crystals accent the glaze with a stark contrast.  A one-of-a-kind piece!  Dishwasher- and microwave-safe.  Hand-turned by Benjamin Owen IV.  Measuring 7.5"dia. x 3.25”h.
Please Note: What appear to be white spots on the surface are reflections from photo lighting.

Benjamin Wade Owen IV
   Benjamin Owen IV (b. 2005) is the youngest child of sixth-generation potter Ben Owen III.  Creating with clay is a way for Benjamin to carry on his family’s legacy and connect with his roots.  Benjamin’s work has been featured in the Mint Museum in Charlotte, NC as well as the Gallery at Grandover in Greensboro, NC.
In 2023, Benjamin graduated from Uwharrie Charter Academy High School in Asheboro, NC before entering Liberty University in Virginia to further his education. 
   During the summer of 2025, in his Junior year at Liberty, Ben IV completed an internship with the Young America’s Foundation at the National Journalism Center in Washington, D.C. 
   Currently refining his knowledge in governmental science, policymaking and continuing his passion for investment, Ben IV is a Senior at Liberty University and will graduate with his Baccalaureate degree in 2026.  When home on holiday, Ben IV enjoys spending his spare moments turning clay in his family’s studio in Seagrove, N.C.


This piece is hand-signed by Benjamin Owen IV with the year made (2025).