MAKOTO Stoneware Bowls

MAKOTO Rectangular Stoneware Serving Plate

Japanese-inspired stoneware bowls by Carsten Gollnick for Blomus, made in Portugal with matte glazes and raised pedestal bases. Available in Medium, Small, and XS sizes, and in Moonbeam or Elephant Skin.

Description

The MAKOTO Stoneware Bowls by Blomus are Japanese-inspired bowls designed for everyday meals, small servings, and table presentation.

The collection includes three sizes. The Medium Bowl works for rice, soup, cereal, salads, or larger side dishes. The Small Bowl is useful for snacks, dips, desserts, and smaller portions. The XS Bowl is made for sauces, condiments, olives, nuts, or small accompaniments.

Each bowl has a pedestal base and a matte stoneware finish. Moonbeam gives the piece a textured off-white surface, while Elephant Skin offers a smooth warm gray finish. Designed by Carsten Gollnick and made in Portugal, the bowls can be mixed with the matching MAKOTO plates, cups, teapot, and serving pieces. Dishwasher and microwave safe.

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Carsten Gollnick

Carsten Gollnick is a German industrial designer whose work moves between tableware, furniture, lighting, home accessories, interiors, and objects for the hospitality world. Born in Berlin in 1966, he studied Industrial Design at the School of Fine Arts in Braunschweig and founded his Potsdam-based studio in 1997. Gollnick’s practice is centered on what he describes as object culture: the idea that everyday objects can carry memory, material...

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