Gutierrez Textured Blanton Round Bowl

The inspiration for the Bardi collection of ceramics was derived from the early seventies artist Joseph Ryman and his works in white and charcoal grey. The contrast between the dark rich graphite grey and the simplicity of ultra white works well together to tell the story of the seventies art. The small footed bowl becomes the perfect vessel for fruit to small collection of treasures.

This is a beautiful bowl! It is heavy, has great texture and is a warm white color. I really like the simplicity and that it can stand alone just for the beauty of the shape. I highly recommend this bowl!. Mj. South Bend, IN. Mon Jun 26 2023

To have and to hold. Give your fruit a flair for the dramatic. Solid acacia wood stylishly contains precious gems and precious lemons.

Perfect on my side table. Very high quality— heavy and solid. Wood grain is quite visible. Photos don’t do it justice. Very nice!. Janet. CA. Tue Aug 04 2026

Blomus Ondea bowl with burnt metal finish, made of stainless steel, gives a nod to the roots of Blomus with the benefits of stainless, but the renewed look of a burnt metal finish. Burnt metal is a modern stainless steel color that captivates with its different nuances and looks either golden or shimmering black, depending on the light. Ondea bowl can be layered with Ondea bowl for a stunning presentation.

Beautiful!!! I loved. Anonymous. Mon Apr 20 2026

The inspiration for the Hamish collection of ceramics was derived from the early seventies artist Joseph Ryman and his works in white and charcoal grey. The contrast between the dark rich graphite grey and the simplicity of ultra white works well together to tell the story of the seventies art. The tall footed bowl becomes a vessel that is simply a work of modern art or an elborate floral arrangment for that special occasion.

Absolutely amazing! This is a heavy, substantial, and quality piece. It lis very well made and looks great on a bookshelf. You will be surprised by this order. Do not hesitate to get it now. Js. Los Angeles. Wed Nov 19 2025