Petal Terracotta Everything Bowl in Olive
This large, versatile bowl features a flat base for stability and deep sides, making it perfect for serving salads, risottos, pastas, stews, noodles, or cereals. Ideal as a meals for two serving bowl, it’s also great for small kitchens as a fruit bowl. The unglazed, polished surface feels smooth and warm, adding comfort during cozy dinners on the sofa. If you had to choose just one piece for so many reasons, this "anything bowl" is perfect for those living a minimal kitchen lifestyle. Perhaps the only bowl you’ll ever need.
Dimensions: 20.5 x 6 cm.
Dishwasher safe. Not Microwave safe. Not oven safe.
Silvia Kamodyová's collections are a contemporary interpretation of simple historical objects with a strong focus on function and colour. While the origins of her early work can be traced to her Slovakian heritage, ongoing research comes from sources as diverse sources as Spanish pharmacy jars and Iraqi dinner plates. All pieces in her latest range are made by hand in Silvia’s favourite terracotta clay that has been fired to mid temperature to give it a beautiful rich red colour. The iron in the clay finds its way through the grey-blue tin glaze and results in uniquely varying waves of speckles around the edges of the ware.
Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Description
This large, versatile bowl features a flat base for stability and deep sides, making it perfect for serving salads, risottos, pastas, stews, noodles, or cereals. Ideal as a meals for two serving bowl, it’s also great for small kitchens as a fruit bowl. The unglazed, polished surface feels smooth and warm, adding comfort during cozy dinners on the sofa. If you had to choose just one piece for so many reasons, this "anything bowl" is perfect for those living a minimal kitchen lifestyle. Perhaps the only bowl you’ll ever need.
Dimensions: 20.5 x 6 cm.
Dishwasher safe. Not Microwave safe. Not oven safe.
Silvia Kamodyová's collections are a contemporary interpretation of simple historical objects with a strong focus on function and colour. While the origins of her early work can be traced to her Slovakian heritage, ongoing research comes from sources as diverse sources as Spanish pharmacy jars and Iraqi dinner plates. All pieces in her latest range are made by hand in Silvia’s favourite terracotta clay that has been fired to mid temperature to give it a beautiful rich red colour. The iron in the clay finds its way through the grey-blue tin glaze and results in uniquely varying waves of speckles around the edges of the ware.
