Antique French Soufflenheim Yellow Bowl

An antique glazed earthenware bowl found in Alsace originating from France circa early 20th century. This warm, rustic bowl is a celebrated piece of regional French utilitarian pottery, handcrafted from rich terracotta clay in the historic village of Soufflenheim, Alsace. Famous for its centuries-old slipware tradition, the village produced vibrant kitchenware designed to go straight from the oven to the farmhouse table. The vessel features Soufflenheim's signature deep ochre-yellow glaze over the exterior, framed by a classic wavy scalloped rim. Inside, a crisp white slip is traditionally hand-painted with a simple blue and green floral motif representing local Alsatian wildflowers. Heavily potted and built for daily utility, its cheerful radiance brings a wonderful weight and touch of folk art history into a space.