HK Living · 70s Ceramics
Seven bowls.Which one is yours?
In the shop we get the same question every week. So here they are in a row, from 8.3 to 21.7 cm.
No two alike.
Every bowl is finished by hand, and thanks to the reactive glaze no two are alike. Seven sizes, lots of colours, and they all go together.
To scale.
From small to large.
Seven bowls, seen from above and to true scale against each other. Each bowl sits on its own ruler. Click a bowl to jump to it.Tap a bowl to see its size on the ruler.
Each tick is 1 cm.
Build your own stack.
Tapas bowls, dessert bowls and noodle bowls are sold individually. Tap a bowl and stack your own mix.
for the little things
XS bowl
The smallest of the seven. Olives, nuts, a dip or soy sauce with sushi. Lovely on a snack board.
for aperitif time
Tapas bowl
Just a little bigger than the XS bowl, and sold individually. For tapenade, hummus, olives or a small salad. Line up a few in different colours.
for every day
Dessert bowl
The name says dessert, but they work just as well for yoghurt, fruit, a small breakfast or a little soup.
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our favourite
Noodle bowl
The bowl we recommend most in the shop. About 500 ml: noodles, soup, cereal or a small poke bowl.
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for a full bowl
Ramen bowl
The big brother of the noodle bowl, and the deepest of the seven. Room for broth and toppings, curry or a main-course salad.
the deep plate
Pasta bowl
Wide and low, with a slightly raised rim. For pasta, risotto and anything with a bit of sauce.
the biggest
Curry bowl
The widest of the seven. Curry, stews, rice bowls or a big salad to share.
Mixfreely.
Combine sizes and colours. Thanks to the reactive glaze, a mixed stack looks best of all.
Still not sure?
Start with the noodle bowl.
Breakfast, soup, noodles: you will use it for almost everything. If you eat a lot of pasta, go for the pasta bowl. For ramen or a generous bowl, the ramen bowl is a little roomier.
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