SERAX Perfect Imperfection - Bowl Sjanti M
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The Bowl Sjanti is a beautifully handcrafted ceramic bowl that embodies the concept of perfect imperfection. Made from white glazed earthenware, this bowl has a unique organic shape with irregular lines and subtle imperfections, making each piece truly one of a kind.
The bowl's small size and shallow depth make it perfect for serving individual portions of soups, salads, or desserts. Its neutral white color allows it to seamlessly blend in with any table setting, adding a touch of elegance to your dining experience.
Dimensions: H4cmxØ24cm
Material: Porcelain
Maintenance: Washable in the dishwasher
Designer: Roos van de Velde
Reference: B9709019
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The Bowl Sjanti is a beautifully handcrafted ceramic bowl that embodies the concept of perfect imperfection. Made from white glazed earthenware, this bowl has a unique organic shape with irregular lines and subtle imperfections, making each piece truly one of a kind.
The bowl's small size and shallow depth make it perfect for serving individual portions of soups, salads, or desserts. Its neutral white color allows it to seamlessly blend in with any table setting, adding a touch of elegance to your dining experience.
Dimensions: H4cmxØ24cm
Material: Porcelain
Maintenance: Washable in the dishwasher
Designer: Roos van de Velde
Reference: B9709019
Delivery time: 7 to 10 business days after payment confirmation. Free return: We accept the return of your order within 14 days.
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The Perfect Imperfection collection by Serax is a remarkable range of tableware that is the brainchild of the talented visual artist Roos Van de Velde.
Van de Velde's creative inspiration is drawn from the natural world, and this is reflected in the innovative design of this collection. It is unique in that it celebrates the beauty of imperfection, defect, and coincidence, which are all integral aspects of its design.
Each piece in this collection features irregular and imperfect shapes, which Van de Velde has aptly termed "perfect imperfection."
