This bowl taking inspiration from the natural materials of sand, clay, and water. The shapes are soft and inviting with pleasantly rounded edges and a slightly rough surface in some areas and glazed in others. Stoneware is defined as a group of ceramic products and is used to produce plates, dishes, cachepots, and bowls, molded at very high temperatures using special casting techniques. The high temperature during the firing process ensures stoneware is more stable than clay and less translucent than porcelain. The colors, shapes, appearance of the glaze as well as the overall look depending on the firing temperature and time and may vary slightly from piece to piece each piece is unique and may show individual structures and shades.

This bowl taking inspiration from the natural materials of sand, clay, and water. The shapes are soft and inviting with pleasantly rounded edges and a slightly rough surface in some areas and glazed in others. Stoneware is defined as a group of ceramic products and is used to produce plates, dishes, cachepots, and bowls, molded at very high temperatures using special casting techniques. The high temperature during the firing process ensures stoneware is more stable than clay and less translucent than porcelain. The colors, shapes, appearance of the glaze as well as the overall look depending on the firing temperature and time and may vary slightly from piece to piece each piece is unique and may show individual structures and shades.

Not sure what kind of salad you would eat in this? Would work great for a small side dish or even dipping sauces but there’s no way you could fit more than 3 leaves of lettuce on this little guy.. Stephanie. Pittsburgh, PA. Sun Jan 24 2021

Mio 18 oz. The cereal Bowl is functional for every occasion. Beautifully shaped yet humble enough to act as a discreet backdrop to the perfectly arranged meal.

The bowls were good looking though they didn’t seem to be made of stoneware. Unfortunately they were poorly packed and half arrived broken.. Paul. Mount Tremper, NY. Sun Dec 17 2023

From kitchen tools (L'Econome) to flatware and new dinnerware, this degree collaboration with famous French designer Philippe Starck has got it all covered. This cleverly designed porcelain dinnerware collection is inspired by Starck's grandmother, who used to cover her food-laden bowls with plates “to keep the bees and greedy hands away.” Each bowl comes with a plate/lid which is perfect for serving at mealtime or to store your leftovers in the fridge. It goes in the microwave too. Plus, you can grab an extra set of plates on your own to create a full table setting.

Laura. Lake Oswego, OR. Tue Oct 01 2024

As an alternative to a more traditional, lustrous look, a matte finish works as well for everyday meals as it does for weekend casual gatherings. The collection also features a beautiful selection of mixed materials combining wood, leather, and stoneware. Because, in the end, it is the styling and the materials that tell the story of your table. Make it simple, and beautiful for a carefree attitude at the table.

This bowl is a great quality. It’s a perfect size and shape for cereal and other sides. I get lots of compliments on how it looks with my whole curated dish set.. Jennifer. Leesburg, VA. Mon Sep 15 2025

Bowl is functional for every occasion. Beautifully shaped yet humble enough to act as a discreet backdrop to the perfectly arranged meal. Start setting the table with your own unique color combinations. Stacks beautifully for in-cabinet storage. Outside of the product is matte. The inside serving area is glazed for design compliments and easy cleaning. The product is molded at very high temperatures using casting techniques. The high temperatures during the firing process make the product more stable than clay and less translucent than porcelain. Due to the heating and glazing processes, these pieces may have slightly different attributes that can add to their beauty and uniqueness.

Love the bowls but a bit smaller than I thought.. Karen. Ottawa, ON. Sun Nov 22 2020