Salad Bowl — Sand

£38.46

A 1.1 litre salad bowl between a large shared dish and a personal bowl, for two people or one generous serving.

Dimensions: Ø 202 × H 55 mm
Capacity: 1100 ml
Best for: salads, vegetables and side dishes

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Why it works

Its 20.2 cm opening and 5.5 cm height give vegetables and grains room to be mixed. This middle size avoids bringing out the 2 litre bowl for a smaller table.

The medium Japanese serving bowl helped OrienX place this piece between a large shared dish and a personal bowl. Its 1.1 litre capacity suits a table for two, or a complete salad made for one.

Material & making

Unglazed Unglazed ceramic piece with low sheen and a deliberately visible mineral texture. Firing can create subtle differences in tone or surface from one piece to another.

Handmade piece

Small differences in colour, grain or profile can occur during forming and firing. Cracks and chips are not part of these variations.

Specifications & care

Dimensions: Ø 202 × H 55 mm
Capacity: 1100 ml
Weight: 660 g
Material: Ceramic
Body: Fired clay body
Best for: salads, vegetables and side dishes
Daily care: Clean gently and avoid thermal shock. Stop using for food if cracked or chipped.
Surface: Unglazed, matte, with a fine grain and scattered speckles
Color: Warm sand
Origin: Arita, Japan
Family: Oat
Tone: Sand
Reference: ORX-JZ-2G-202

MicrowaveSuitable

DishwasherSuitable

OvenUp to 180°C

Avoid direct flame, grill settings and thermal shock. After freezing, let the piece return to room temperature.

Shipping & returns

Product details

Shape and proportions

The profile is balanced around Ø 202 × H 55 mm, keeping the piece stable and visually quiet on the table.

OrienX Salad Bowl — Sand — matte surface detail — Material variations
These understated ceramics have a low-sheen surface and fine speckling. Colour, speckle distribution and texture may vary slightly between pieces. Cracks, chips and sharp protrusions are not part of these variations; please contact us if you notice them.

The underside

This view shows the base and its supporting shape. Small forming or firing marks may differ between pieces. Lift the piece when moving it rather than sliding it across a delicate surface.

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