Description
The Ueda is a black metal decorative bowl: an open wire basket raised on a flared wire pedestal foot. Slim vertical wires run up from a small central disc to a round rim, and beneath that disc the wires gather and spread again into a cone that ends in a ring at the base, so the whole piece reads like a line drawing in black. It measures 30cm across and stands 25cm tall, a generous size for a dining table, sideboard or kitchen island, yet at 0.63KG it is light enough to lift with one hand.
Because it is open on every side, the Ueda works as a fruit bowl that lets air move around apples, oranges and lemons, or as a display piece for pine cones, dried flowers or a few rolled hand towels. Raising the bowl on its foot lifts what it holds clear of the table and gives a centrepiece real height, where a flat dish would sit low and get lost among plates and glasses. The black wire suits monochrome and industrial schemes, looks crisp against pale oak or marble, and draws a clean outline in a white kitchen. We see it in indoor rooms: the dining room, the kitchen, a hallway console or a bedroom chest of drawers.
The wire basket and the wire foot meet at that small central disc, with a round rim finishing the top and a flat ring forming the base. Because the wires are spaced apart, the bowl suits larger pieces best; very small loose items such as coins or wrapped sweets may slip through the gaps. Being light, it lifts away easily whenever the table is needed for a meal, and the open sides let you see at a glance how much fruit is left.
Specification
| Colour |
Black |
| Material |
Metal |
| Height |
25cm |
| Diameter |
30cm |
| Weight |
0.63KG |
Frequently Asked
How big is the Ueda bowl?
It measures 30cm across and stands 25cm tall, and it weighs 0.63KG, so it sits comfortably on a dining table or sideboard.
What material is the bowl?
It is black metal wire throughout: an open basket of slim vertical wires raised on a flared wire pedestal foot.
Can I use it as a fruit bowl?
Yes, the open wire basket suits apples, oranges, lemons and other larger fruit, and the pedestal foot lifts them clear of the table.
Will small items fall through the wires?
The wires are spaced apart, so very small loose items such as coins or wrapped sweets may slip through; it suits larger pieces best.
Can the bowl go outdoors?
We suggest it for indoor rooms such as the kitchen, dining room, hallway or bedroom, rather than a garden or patio.