Tokyo Design Studio - Blue & White Kom Bowl (16.5cm)
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Tokyo Design Studio - Blue & White Kom Bowl (16.5cm)

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Tokyo Design Studio - Blue & White Kom Bowl (16.5cm)The TOKYO design studio Blue & White Kom Bowl 650 ml is a versatile and beautifully styled piece of Asian inspired porcelain tableware that brings authentic Japanese ceramic design into your everyday dining. Part of the Mixed Bowls collection from Tokyo Design Studio, this bowl features the brands signature blue and white colouring and classic motifs that reflect traditional East Asian aesthetics perfect for elevating your presentation of everyday

The TOKYO design studio Blue & White Kom Bowl 650 ml is a versatile and beautifully styled piece of Asian-inspired porcelain tableware that brings authentic Japanese ceramic design into your everyday dining. Part of the Mixed Bowls collection from Tokyo Design Studio, this bowl features the brand’s signature blue-and-white colouring and classic motifs that reflect traditional East Asian aesthetics — perfect for elevating your presentation of everyday meals.

Crafted from high-quality porcelain, the Mixed Bowl combines durability with refined aesthetics. At approximately 16.5 cm in diameter and 7 cm deep, with a generous 650 ml capacity, it’s ideally sized for serving ramen, udon, noodles, rice dishes, salads, soups and hearty portions while enhancing the visual appeal of your culinary creations. The compact yet roomy shape makes it suitable for both individual portions and communal dining.

The blue-and-white design draws on classic Japanese ceramic traditions, giving this bowl a timeless look that complements a wide variety of tableware styles — from contemporary minimalist to traditional Asian-inspired settings. Because it’s part of the Mixed Bowls range, it also pairs seamlessly with other pieces in the series, allowing you to curate a cohesive dinnerware collection.

This porcelain bowl is engineered for everyday practicality: it’s safe for dishwasher and microwave use, so you can heat and clean with ease without affecting the detailed pattern or ceramic integrity. That makes it perfect for busy kitchens, casual weeknight meals, or more relaxed weekend lunches.

Key Features:

650 ml capacity: generous size for noodles, rice, salads or soups.

Blue-and-white porcelain finish: classic Japanese-inspired design.

Dishwasher and microwave safe: practical for modern use.

Mixed Bowls collection: pairs well with other Tokyo Design Studio pieces.

16.5 × 7 cm dimensions: ideal everyday serving bowl.

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