Description
Shaped like a broad elm leaf, this large ceramic dish brings a gentle, organic form to shelves and tabletops. The white glaze gives it a soft, matte-to-satin finish that catches the light without glare, while the raised leaf veining runs across the surface for subtle texture. Measuring 24cm long and 15cm wide with a shallow 4cm depth, it holds its shape as a proper decorative bowl rather than a purely functional one, wide enough to carry a little arrangement yet low enough to sit comfortably under eye level.
We like this piece where a natural motif can settle into a room. Set it on a console or a coffee table to catch keys, loose change or trinkets, or leave it empty so the leaf outline reads clearly against the wood or stone beneath. In a hallway it works as a landing spot for everyday bits, and on a dining table it can hold a few pieces of fruit or a cluster of tealights. The white tone keeps things quiet, so it sits well alongside timber, brass and greenery, and it pairs neatly with other decorative bowls in a loose grouping of different heights.
Made from fired ceramic, the bowl is sturdy for a display item and easy to keep looking fresh. Wipe it with a soft, damp cloth and dry it off to preserve the glaze, avoiding harsh scourers that could scratch the surface. It is intended for decorative use rather than heavy food service, so treat it as a dry or lightly used dish and lift rather than drag it across worktops to protect both the piece and your furniture.
Specification
| Type |
Decorative Bowls |
| Colour |
White |
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Height |
4cm |
| Width |
15cm |
| Depth |
24cm |
Frequently Asked
What is the bowl made from?
It is fired ceramic with a white glaze and raised elm leaf veining, giving it a solid feel and a soft, light-catching finish.
Where does it look best?
A console, coffee table, dining table or hallway all suit it well. The leaf shape reads clearly against wood or stone, and it groups nicely with other decorative bowls.
How big is it?
It measures 24cm long, 15cm wide and 4cm high, so it is a generous yet shallow dish that stays below eye level on most surfaces.
Can I use it to hold food?
It is designed as a decorative bowl. You can rest dry items such as fruit in it, but we would not recommend it for wet or oily foods or regular serving.
How do I clean it?
Wipe with a soft, damp cloth and dry thoroughly. Avoid abrasive scourers and harsh chemicals so the glaze stays smooth.