bowls

The playful Colors bowls are decorated by mixing different colours of porcelain which makes each decor slightly different and unique. The volume is just enough for candies, nuts, a small breakfast or matcha tea, it's up to you. The author of the design is ceramicist Markéta Kalivodová.

The playful Colors bowls are decorated by mixing different colours of porcelain which makes each decor slightly different and unique. The volume is just enough for candies, nuts, a small breakfast or matcha tea, it's up to you. The author of the design is ceramicist Markéta Kalivodová.

Deep bowl made of handblown glass in matte blue colour. The bowl has an unusual shape but carries a festive character with an exceptional reference to tradition. Each piece by SUGAAR & SUGAAR is unique and handcrafted – therefore, the bowl may have small imperfections such as bubbles or irregularities in colouring and material.

An elegant matte bowl handcrafted by NALEJTO. With a volume of 200 ml, it is an ideal size for nuts or dried fruit. The bowls are made of matte grey stoneware which is glazed inside.

An elegant matte bowl handcrafted by NALEJTO. With a volume of 200 ml, it is an ideal size for nuts or dried fruit. The bowls are made of matte beige stoneware which is glazed inside.

A bowl from the Swallow collection that tells the story of two mutually influencing materials. During production, the designers combined traditional porcelain with currently very popular plastic which is slowly flooding the world in various forms. This is reflected in the characteristic connecting element in the form of relief decor which is the carrier of the story. The collection is supposed to raise questions about the use of materials - and at the same time beautifully complement your dining experience.

Thanks to unusual technology, the design of the bowl has a relief structure on the surface. The bowl has an ideal shape to be held in the hands, so that the user is forced to hug it, to touch the structure and material. It is glazed inside and on the edge for comfortable use. The author of the design is ceramist Lenka Záhorková.