Torg Square Bowl

JPY 1,925 (incl. tax)

Developed as an individual serving bowl, this piece draws inspiration from Japan's traditional tonsui bowl.
A size inspired by the traditional tonsui bowl

Size: W130 × D130 × H45 mm
Made from porcelain and pottery clay
Made in Japan

Use and care
Microwave safe.
Dishwasher safe.
Do not use in the oven.

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Color

Clear

Description

Enjoy creating your own combinations

A square bowl for individual servings

Developed as an individual serving bowl, its size draws inspiration from Japan's traditional tonsui bowl.
A useful size for fruit or salad, too.

Its depth makes it suitable for food with plenty of liquid, such as individual servings from a shared hot pot. The versatile shape also works well for salads and side dishes, whether Japanese or Western.

The appeal of space-saving tableware

With a variety of sizes and shapes in four colours, each piece is carefully designed to work comfortably with the others. Use a plate on its own or combine it with plates and bowls of different sizes for countless arrangements.

Torg

Torg means “square” in Swedish. The collection was inspired by Sergels torg in Stockholm.

Events and flea markets take place in the square, while passers-by and travellers cross it every day. It is a place to encounter many different people.

The idea began with expressing character through four materials in a single collection, using porcelain, white clay, black clay and red clay.

The collection has 10 items, with shapes and sizes suited to both Japanese and Western meals. The glazes and firing methods are chosen to bring out the character of each clay.

The pieces look beautiful together, and combining them can suggest new ways to use them.

The collection takes the idea of a shared square to the table, with pieces that are easy to use when family and friends gather.

Explore the Torg series