A gorgeously simple bowl, the original pieces for the restaurant were hand thrown by Ingegerd Råman renowned Swedish ceramic and glass artist, designed with both function and beauty in mind, the inside of the rim for example has an in-fold to serve as a support to help with gripping food such as noodles. This bowl is now made by historic Swedish ceramic manufacturer Gustavgerg out of glazed stoneware and is sold in sets of two.
| Brand | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Sweden |
| Materials | Stoneware |
| Dimensions | DIA195 H65 |
| Colour | Black stoneware |
| Finishes | Glazed |
| Designer |
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