Tableware — 02
SERVING BOWL
A wide, shallow bowl for salads and shared plates, in Ash and Iron, for tables that favour gathering.
- Wide and shallow — the form a shared plate asks for
- Ash or Iron — the two glazes every piece is offered in
- This batch — Ash, 3 in hand · Iron, sold out
Serving Bowl
$68.00
3 available
- Ships nationwide in 3–5 working days, in recycled paper
- Damaged? Replaced free within 14 days
- Care lives in the glaze & care guide ($8)
- Form — wide and shallow, thrown for the shared plate
- Glazes — Ash and Iron
- Batch — small. Ash, 3 in hand this run; Iron is gone
The guide ($8) walks both glazes through use, washing and care. A bowl that is washed well is a bowl that is kept well.
For tables that favour gathering
A serving bowl is not a solo piece. It is wide and shallow because the food it is meant for — a salad, a shared plate, a second helping of something good — wants room, not depth.
This one is thrown in a small batch and offered in the studio's two glazes, Ash and Iron. In this run, Ash holds three and Iron is gone — the next small batch will decide otherwise, and the page will say so before the bag does.
The rhythm
How a bowl like this is lived with
- 01
Choose the glaze
Ash or Iron, stated on this page with its true count; the guide ($8) walks both through care if you are still deciding.
- 02
Serve it wide
Salads, shared plates, second helpings; the shallow form is the point.
- 03
Keep it well
Wash and use it as the guide suggests; a piece reported damaged within 14 days is replaced free.
Three steps, no more — the bowl does the rest.
Kept, or replaced
A glaze ages with the table it lives on. The guide ($8, PDF, sent by email after payment) is the honest account of how Ash and Iron should be used, washed and cared for — and if a piece arrives damaged, it is replaced free within 14 days of you saying so. That is the whole of the promise, and it is a good one.
