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A place for each ingredient
Arrange grains, cooked pulses and vegetables side by side, keeping their colours and textures visible. Taste one ingredient, then combine the next bite: one dish can offer several layers.
Sprout · Shallow Bowl
€30,00
Harmonising flavours, finding measure in a nourishing meal.
A 20.6 cm low bowl, 650 ml, for spreading out grains, white beans, roasted vegetables and a little dressing. Its low curved wall lets you take ingredients separately with a fork or spoon, or combine them in one bite.
OrienX draws on the Suwen's invitation to harmonise the five flavours with care. In that tradition, excessive preferences could disturb the body's harmony. Pousse lets ingredients be seen and tasted before seasoning is chosen: a meal with flavour, variety and a sense of measure that can become an everyday practice.
Choose my formatAt the table
Serve roasted vegetables with cooked beans, a lentil salad or grains with mushrooms. Enjoy one preparation on your own or as an accompaniment within a meal. Spread out the ingredients, then taste them separately or together.
What the form offers
- Arrange and reach. The 20.6 cm opening gives ingredients their space; the low wall allows a fork or spoon to enter from the side.
- Serve with a little liquid. The curved wall holds a little dressing or vegetable juice. Choose a deeper vessel for dishes with a lot of liquid.
- Present everyday food. Matte grey beige accompanies the colours of vegetables, grains and pulses, with fine ceramic grain to notice up close.
Choosing your piece · Choose this bowl to spread out ingredients and taste them one by one; compare the straight bowl for gathering and mixing, or the large shallow bowl for a larger dish to share.
- Dimensions
- Ø 206 × H 47 mm
- Capacity
- 650 ml
- Weight
- 512 g
- Material
- Ceramic
- Body
- Fired clay body
- Surface
- Unglazed, matte, finely speckled with a slight grain
Microwave and dishwasher suitable. Oven suitable up to 180°C.
Avoid direct flame, stovetops, grill settings and sudden temperature changes. Use oven gloves and let the piece cool naturally before washing.
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Textured kraft paper, a deep green sleeve.
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Make care for a meal an everyday habit
Arrange, taste and return the piece to the table: a concrete way to care for an ordinary meal.
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A little sauce to bring flavours together
Keep the juices of roasted vegetables or a little dressing within the bowl, to dip or mix as you wish. Seasoning can be decided after tasting the ingredients.
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A piece to return to each day
grey beige and its matte grain provide a quiet background for changing dishes. From a warm salad to your next grain meal, a familiar vessel accompanies an ongoing table habit.
Food traditions and this piece
Explore the OrienX Journal
Five flavours and the care of harmony
In Shengqi Tongtian Lun, the Suwen discusses sour, bitter, sweet, pungent and salty tastes, and the excesses attributed to them. Its invitation to harmonise with care means attending to proportion and the relationships between tastes. Within its traditional account of the body, a dominant flavour can disturb the organs; harmony helps preserve their order. OrienX develops this into a contemporary practice: recognise the flavours of ingredients, then choose how to combine and season them.
Taste first, then choose how to bring flavours together
Prepare grains, white beans, roasted carrots and a little endive separately; offer lemon and herbs alongside. Taste the mild grain, the carrot's sweetness and the leaf's bitterness before choosing how much acidity or salt to add. Pousse's open surface leaves room to spread ingredients rather than stack them, while its curve gathers a little juice. Choose it for an inviting view of the food and the practice of tasting before adding. With Tablée, the same attention moves from a personal lunch to a dish shared with friends.
Which meal will it join today?
A dish for yourself, a side or a starter shared by two: one bowl has several occasions.
Lunch for one
A fresh vegetable salad
Beside dinner
A place for roasted vegetables
Shared by two
Hummus and vegetables to start
Through the seasons
Seasonal vegetables at the table
Roasted vegetables: taste before seasoning
Cook broccoli, cauliflower and squash to a texture you enjoy, then spread them out in the bowl. Taste each before adding lemon, herbs or a little dressing as you wish. Grains and cooked pulses can accompany the rest of the meal. Noticing flavours already present makes the idea of accord an everyday action.
Understand the formRead the care guide
A low, open profile with precise dimensions
A 20.6 cm opening and 4.7 cm height create the low profile that lets food spread out. Compare diameter, height and capacity together; the 512 g weight also helps you consider handling and storage.
Diameter20.6 cm
Height4.7 cm
Capacity650 ml
Weight512 g
A vessel, and ideas for the next meal
The Journal offers ideas to continue; the straight bowl offers another form for gathering and mixing, while the tumbler brings a small drink to the same meal.
From the OrienX Journal
Taste first, season second: finding balance in a shallow bowl
An old idea about measured flavours becomes a simple gesture at a plant-based table: cook separately, taste, then season.
Read the article
For gathering and mixingGrain · Deep Bowl
€30,00
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A small drink with the mealSource · Handleless Cup
€18,00
Explore the pieceAnswers before you choose
Capacity, uses, care and receiving the Journal: details to help you choose for your table.
Does 650 ml mean a recommended portion?
No. It is the vessel’s volume. The amount served depends on the dish, other courses and your needs. Compare the opening and height as well when choosing your size.
Do I need to be vegetarian to use it?
No. Plant-based cooking informs the world of OrienX; every piece remains open to your meals and your way of life.
How do I care for the unglazed surface?
Clean after use and allow it to dry completely. Avoid sudden temperature changes and consult our care guide for cleaning and appliance recommendations.
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The OrienX Journal ›Where can I find shipping and return terms?
Our Delivery and breakage page explains destinations, delivery times and what to do if a piece arrives damaged. Please also check the return terms before ordering.
Delivery & returns ›Customer reviews
4.54.5 out of 5
2 reviews
Customer photos
Your everyday table, seen through your eyes.
5 out of 5
Pour mes salades
Je mets un peu de riz, des pois chiches et ce qu’il reste de légumes. J’aime bien ce format, ni vraiment une assiette ni vraiment un bol.
4 out of 5
Beau, mais bas
Très joli. Par contre, quand je remue ma salade, j’y vais doucement, les bords ne sont pas hauts.