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In stock“Snippa” Bowl
By Åsa Jungnelius
€950 -

Laguna – Recycle Glass Bowl
By Diego Olivero Studio
€399 -
In stockStackable Set from Boas Collection
By Polen Ceramic Studio
€300 This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
In stockBlack Hand-Blown Plate
By Tanja Pak
€2.100 This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
In stockFlow, A Bowl / Set Of 2
By Tanja Pak
€80 -
In stockFrom The Ground Up – Serving bowl
By Theodóra Alfreðsdóttir
€135 -
In stock“Arles” Bowl
By Studio Lél
€1.465 This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
In stock“BUMPS 2.0” Vessel
By Arkadiusz Szwed
€500 -
In stock“Champa” Centerpiece
By Studio Lél
€1.599 -

Red Rose – Aluminum Decorative Bowl
By Vilius Dringelis
€2.150 -
In stock“I Gusci”, Set of 5 Porcelain Bowls – Gold
By biancodichina
Price Upon Request -

Supernova 1 Bowl – Amber Iridescent
By ELOA - Unique Lights
€615 - €1.125 This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
In stockSitiera – Decorative Wood Bowl With Metal Details
By ANDEAN
€305 This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
In stock“Majorelle” Bowl
By Studio Lél
€640 -
In stock“Reidi” Bowl
By Studio Lél
€979 -
In stock“Reidi” Centrepiece
By Studio Lél
€1.599 -

With You – Decorative Bowl
By Vilius Dringelis
€3.802 -
In stockCeramic Stashbox II
By Antimaterie
€236 This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -

X2 – Porcelain Bowl
By Studio Klaudyna Marciniak
€47 This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
In stockAlfonso Fruit Bowl
By Project 213A
€228 This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
In stockWheel Thrown Bowl
By Natura Morta
€140 -

X2 – Porcelain Serving Bowl
By Studio Klaudyna Marciniak
€66 This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
In stockWheel Thrown Ceramic Bowl
By Natura Morta
€140 -
In stockBowl Artificial Nature
By Andredottir & Bobek
€362 -
In stockDry Bodies – Chawan
By Daniel Stuhlpfarrer
€120 -
In stockGaleana Tall Bowl
By Jorge Diego Etienne
€1.357 -
In stockGaleana Wide Bowl
By Jorge Diego Etienne
€1.624 -
In stockIvory Billows II
By Zeina-Bacardi Sakr
€550 -
In stockIvory Billows IV
By Zeina-Bacardi Sakr
€170 -
In stockMB06 Cork Bowl
By StudioCorkinho
€163 -
In stockMC03 Cork Bowl
By StudioCorkinho
€42 -
In stockStanding Bowl, Hews Collection
By SNC Design Studio
€187 - €197 This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
In stockTea Bowl
By Natura Morta
€180 -
In stockTelluride – Dark Stracciatella Big Bowl
By Tellurico Design Studio
€2.500 -
In stockUntitled II Object
By Tom von Kaenel
€1.480 -
In stockVessel Object
By Tom von Kaenel
€2.400 -
In stockVessel Object
By Tom von Kaenel
€1.900 -
In stockXufa Marmol Bowl
By Sarah Viguer
€800 -

‘totem Duo Bowls’
By Studio DO
€809 -

Supernova 1 Bowl – Steel Blue
By ELOA - Unique Lights
€615 - €1.125 This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -

Supernova 1 Bowl – Silver Smoke Red
By ELOA - Unique Lights
€615 - €1.125 This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -

Stoneware Bowl 001 – Large
By FLCS
€50 This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -

Stoneware Bowl 001 – Medium
By FLCS
€46 This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -

Stoneware Bowl 001 – Small
By FLCS
€37 This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -

“I Gusci”, Set of 5 Porcelain Bowls
By biancodichina
Price Upon Request This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -

Casa – White Ceramic Bowl
By Project 213A
€553 -

Lin Lin – Resin Bowl
By Studio Ayres
€700 This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -

Ceramic Egg Stand
By Muss Ceramics
€200
Bowls, one of the oldest forms of household utensils, have transcended their functional use to become symbols of artistic expression. Originating as basic containers for food and liquids, they have evolved into pieces of art, reflecting cultural traditions and modern design. Today, bowls are celebrated not only for their utility but also for their aesthetic appeal and craftsmanship.
Origins of Bowl Design
- Rooted in ancient civilizations, used for daily sustenance and ritualistic purposes.
- Evolution influenced by cultural and artistic trends, from simple clay forms to elaborate decorative objects.
- Became symbols of hospitality and art in various cultures, with designs reflecting local materials and traditions.
- Modern bowl design incorporates diverse styles and materials, showcasing both innovation and heritage.
Components of Bowls
- Material: Ranging from ceramics and glass to metal and wood, chosen for durability and aesthetic qualities.
- Shape: Varied designs from traditional round forms to contemporary abstract shapes.
- Finish: Includes glazing, carving, or painting, adding to the bowl's decorative appeal.
- Functionality: Designed for various uses, from serving food to decorative purposes.
Techniques in Bowl Design
- Ceramics and Pottery: Traditional methods of shaping, firing, and glazing clay.
- Glassblowing: Creating unique glass bowls with intricate patterns and colors.
- Woodworking: Carving and shaping wood into durable and artistic bowls.
- Modern Fabrication: Utilizing contemporary materials and techniques for innovative designs.
Current Uses of Bowls
- Dining and Serving: Essential in kitchens and dining rooms for serving a variety of dishes.
- Decorative Art: Used as aesthetic pieces in home decor, reflecting personal style and artistic taste.
- Collector’s Items: Sought after by enthusiasts for unique designs and craftsmanship.
- Benefits: Beyond their practical use, bowls add a touch of beauty and artistry to everyday life.
The Essence of Bowls
Bowls, in their diverse forms and designs, embody the intersection of functionality, tradition, and art. From the humble beginnings as utilitarian objects, they have evolved into symbols of cultural expression and design innovation. These pieces serve not just a practical purpose but also represent the artistic vision and skill of their creators.