Organic, minimalist stoneware shallow bowls shaped through the same quiet philosophy as the Stone Collection plates — inspired by river-smoothed pebbles, softened shorelines and the gentle erosion of time. Their form feels calm and natural, as if shaped slowly by water and wind rather than by hand alone.
The softly rounded edge and generous depth create a perfect balance between plate and bowl, ideal for soups, salads, slow breakfasts or shared dishes. The exterior and base remain raw, vitrified stoneware — matte, tactile and grounded — while the interior is finished in our signature beige glaze, alive with subtle crystalline movement and fine crackle.
The glaze tells a story of fire and mineral flow. Where it gathers more generously, it becomes softly glossy, echoing the reflective sheen of wet stone. Where it thins, it reveals a more rustic, earthy brown — reminiscent of ash-fired surfaces and natural geological layering. Each bowl carries a landscape of variation, shaped by chance and intention.
• Organic minimalist form with a softly rounded, raised edge
• Exterior and base: natural vitrified stoneware
• Interior: beige glaze with crystalline / crackle variation
• Surface ranges from matte to softly glossy depending on glaze flow
• Each piece displays unique movement, tone and character
MEDIUM
Diameter: 24 cm
Height: 4 cm
LARGE
Diameter: 28 cm
Height: 6 cm
Perfect as deep plates or shallow bowls for soups, pastas, grain dishes and generous salads. Their sculptural form adds a grounded, calming presence to the table while remaining deeply functional.
Price is for a single item. For matching tableware and full sets, please see our other listings.
• Food safe
• Lead and cadmium free
• Dishwasher safe
Each Stone Collection shallow bowl is entirely unique. Variations in glaze tone, crystalline pattern and form are part of its soulful nature — a reflection of slow craftsmanship and the quiet beauty of imperfection.
🌿 Trusted International Shipping and Plastic-Free Packaging.
Follow the making process and the hands behind these forms at @laimaceramics 🤍
Organic, minimalist stoneware shallow bowls shaped through the same quiet philosophy as the Stone Collection plates — inspired by river-smoothed pebbles, softened shorelines and the gentle erosion of time. Their form feels calm and natural, as if shaped slowly by water and wind rather than by hand alone.
The softly rounded edge and generous depth create a perfect balance between plate and bowl, ideal for soups, salads, slow breakfasts or shared dishes. The exterior and base remain raw, vitrified stoneware — matte, tactile and grounded — while the interior is finished in our signature beige glaze, alive with subtle crystalline movement and fine crackle.
The glaze tells a story of fire and mineral flow. Where it gathers more generously, it becomes softly glossy, echoing the reflective sheen of wet stone. Where it thins, it reveals a more rustic, earthy brown — reminiscent of ash-fired surfaces and natural geological layering. Each bowl carries a landscape of variation, shaped by chance and intention.
• Organic minimalist form with a softly rounded, raised edge
• Exterior and base: natural vitrified stoneware
• Interior: beige glaze with crystalline / crackle variation
• Surface ranges from matte to softly glossy depending on glaze flow
• Each piece displays unique movement, tone and character
MEDIUM
Diameter: 24 cm
Height: 4 cm
LARGE
Diameter: 28 cm
Height: 6 cm
Perfect as deep plates or shallow bowls for soups, pastas, grain dishes and generous salads. Their sculptural form adds a grounded, calming presence to the table while remaining deeply functional.
Price is for a single item. For matching tableware and full sets, please see our other listings.
• Food safe
• Lead and cadmium free
• Dishwasher safe
Each Stone Collection shallow bowl is entirely unique. Variations in glaze tone, crystalline pattern and form are part of its soulful nature — a reflection of slow craftsmanship and the quiet beauty of imperfection.
🌿 Trusted International Shipping and Plastic-Free Packaging.
Follow the making process and the hands behind these forms at @laimaceramics 🤍
