Sentences with phrase «traditional bowls used»

In reading a few articles about its origin, I found that hammam bowls are traditional bowls used in Moroccan and Turkish bath houses.

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To make bread using the traditional method, whisk together the instant yeast, flours, milk powder, salt, sugar, seeds and rye flavor in a large mixing bowl.

Combine the flours, polenta (if using — it gives it a good crunch, if you would like a more traditional crumble texture use more corn flour instead), and salt in a mixing bowl.

I then use it as the foundation of a Japanese - style salmon rice bowl worthier of a ryokan (a traditional Japanese B&B) than my New York apartment.

Use a mortar and pestle for a traditional method of grinding the grilled vegetables, or just mash and mix with a fork in a bowl.

Specific equipment is used for making the matcha green tea: the traditional chawan or tea bowl is used to make and drink the tea.

In addition to their traditional usage for meditation, Tibetan singing bowls are used for deep relaxation, stress reduction, holistic healing, Reiki, chakra balancing, and World music.

Lacquerware is a traditional form of craftsmanship commonly used on furniture, dishes, bowls, vases and paintings, which takes up to four months to produce.

Using both traditional techniques such as cloisonné, and many exciting modern methods, we create enamel paintings, sculpture, jewelry, bowls, and boxes.

In honor of Tom Sachs: Tea Ceremony, which will include a display of more than 300 of Sachs» handmade porcelain chawan (tea bowls), the Museum is showing a selection of Noguchi's more «functional» ceramics: plates, bowls, trays, and other traditional forms — along with other pieces that play with the notion of use value.

For example, he has created a set of bowls using the method of Mexico's indigenous Mimbres people, painting the earthenware using a traditional single reed brush but depicting contemporary military imagery such as...

For example, he has created a set of bowls using the method of Mexico's indigenous Mimbres people, painting the earthenware using a traditional single reed brush but depicting contemporary military imagery such as B - 1 bombers, tanks, and radiation symbols.