Household Dual-handle Ceramic Bowl For Salad & Fruits
4-piece set
$29.99
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$29.99
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Household Dual-handle Ceramic Bowl For Salad & Fruits
$29.99
Sale price
$29.99
Regular price
This dual-handle ceramic bowl adopts atmospheric wine-red kiln-fired glaze with natural shade variations formed in high-temperature kilns. Each piece carries subtle exclusive texture differences. The rim features beaded embossed detailing paired with integrated solid side handles for authentic retro distressed aesthetics. High-temperature sintering creates thick, sturdy porcelain. The compact glossy glaze resists grease buildup for hassle-free rinsing. The roomy inner cavity holds ramen, instant noodles, snail noodles, hot soup, cold salads and fresh fruits. Dual handles block heat transfer to prevent scalds when carrying hot broth, with balanced grip force to cut slipping spill risks. It matches American vintage, mid-century and wooden home decor, suitable for solo meals, family gatherings, bistro plating and homestay decor.
Design Advantages
- Retro Wine-red Kiln Glaze: Natural tonal gradients appear during firing; no two bowls share identical glaze details, upgrading tabletop decor far beyond plain solid-colored tableware
- Integrated Sturdy Dual Handles: Thick handle walls deliver reliable heat insulation. Smooth hollow grips distribute holding force evenly to lower spill accidents while carrying soup-filled bowls
- Beaded Decorative Rim: Raised dotted trim boosts retro styling and reinforces rim durability against daily chipping from accidental knocks
- Heavy-duty High-fired Porcelain: Dense porcelain improves impact resistance. The bowl is microwave-safe and dishwasher-compatible; scratch-resistant glaze resists fading and long-term yellowing
Size Chart
| Size | Rim Diameter(cm) | Bowl Height(cm) | Recommended Usage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Large Standard Size | 19 | 8.8 | Ramen, instant noodles, broth, cold side dishes, fruit salads |
Care Instructions
- Clean glazed surfaces with soft sponges; abrasive steel wool scrubbing is forbidden to avoid permanent scratches that ruin the unique kiln glaze finish
- Prevent extreme temperature swings (rinsing soup-filled hot bowls under cold tap water) to reduce ceramic cracking hazards
- Line stacked bowls with kitchen paper towels to mitigate glaze abrasion on beaded rims and handle sections