BOWLS

Bowls - From antiquity to modern times 

Bowls are among the oldest vessels in the human history. Even in prehistoric times, they were used to collect, store and serve food. Over the millennia, bowls have evolved from simple, functional objects into artistic and symbolic design pieces. In many cultures, bowls are not just utilitarian objects, but also an expression of craftsmanship and cultural identity.

Bowls - Materials & Design

Today, bowls are not only practical kitchen utensils, but also stylish design objects that should not be missing in any modern household. Whether as a decorative highlight, a functional kitchen accessory or an elegant gift - bowls are versatile and indispensable.
These types of bowls not only offer functionality, but also aesthetic variety, suitable for different purposes and styles depending on the material and design.

• Ceramic bowls - often handmade, with elaborate glazes and patterns. Ideal for serving dishes, salads or soups.
  They are heat-resistant and can be used in both the microwave and the oven.
• Wooden bowls - Natural, warm look and feel. Each bowl is unique due to the unique grain of the wood. Perfect for salads, fruit or as decorative elements. Wooden bowls are light and durable, but should not be used for very moist food.
• Glass and crystal bowls - Transparent elegance that shows off the contents. They can look particularly elegant and sparkling. Excellent for desserts, fruit or as a decorative bowl for special occasions. Glass is easy to clean and often dishwasher-safe.
• Metal bowls - Robust and shiny surface, often available in modern or minimalist designs.
  Versatile use for fruit, salads or as decorative elements. Metal bowls are particularly durable and easy to clean.
• Stone bowls made of river stone - Organic shape and natural texture that make each piece unique. Ideal for decoration and snacks, but also very nice as a soup bowl or cereal bowl. Stone bowls are particularly hard-wearing, can be pre-cooled at 20° below zero and pre-heated up to 200 °C. They add a natural touch.
• Spherical bowls - Spherical, minimalist design, often made of ceramic or wood.
  They are perfect for stylishly storing salt, sugar or spices. Also very attractive as a salt cellar next to the stove or on the table.
• Bamboo bowls - Lightweight, environmentally friendly material with a natural look. 
  Particularly suitable for salads, snacks or as a bread basket. Bamboo bowls are sustainable and biodegradable.
• Porcelain bowls - High-quality, fine material with an elegant look. Often white or decorated with delicate patterns.  Ideal for festive occasions for serving soups, muesli or desserts. Porcelain is heat-resistant and dishwasher-safe.

uccellino Bowls - Timeles High-quality Design

The bowls from uccellino embody timeless, high-quality design. Each bowl is a masterpiece that combines functionality with aesthetic sophistication. The feel of the uccellino wooden bowls is incomparable - they fit perfectly in the hand and radiate a unique elegance. Particularly popular are the spherical bowls for salt and sugar, which impress with their simple, spherical design and versatility. These bowls are not only practical, but also decorative highlights in every kitchen and every table setting.
The stone bowls made of river stone are unique, with their organic shape and natural grain making each piece one of a kind. Thanks to the resilience of river stone, they can be both preheated and precooled and therefore offer a variety of uses, especially for buffets and special evenings. Serve your soup in a hot stone and experience a culinary adventure for your guests. The natural bowls are also ideal for desserts or nibbles and make a beautiful addition to any wooden furniture.

Care - How to keep bowls beautiful for a long time

Proper care is crucial for the longevity of your bowls. Wooden bowls should be wiped regularly with a damp cloth and treated with special wood oil from time to time to prevent them from drying out and becoming dull.
Ceramic and glass bowls can usually be cleaned in the dishwasher, but hand washing is recommended to protect handmade glazes. Metal bowls can be easily cleaned with a mild detergent and a soft cloth.
River stone bowls can be washed in the dishwasher or with warm water only. Avoid polishing agents or special stone care products, as these are not necessary.