The Buddha Coppa Kuro bowl embodies the minimalist sobriety of Japanese ceramics reinterpreted by German design. This exceptional piece combines timeless elegance and culinary versatility, transforming every serving into a refined dining experience.
With its 18 cm diameter and 7 cm height, this porcelain bowl offers a generous size ideal for Buddha bowls, mixed salads, or gourmet soups. Its intensely graphic matte black finish, slightly textured surface, and rounded shape make it a functional and elegant piece. Inspired by the Japanese art of living, it fits perfectly into a contemporary, natural, and harmonious table setting, where every detail breathes balance.
The Asa Selection brand
Founded in 1976 in Höhr-Grenzhausen, the historic cradle of German ceramics, Asa Selection has established itself as a leading name in tableware design. For nearly 50 years, this German company has been developing tableware with clean lines, designed for demanding daily use without sacrificing aesthetics. Each creation transcends utility by offering pieces with character.
Entirely made from premium porcelain, the Buddha Bowl Kuro boasts a matte finish that eschews all artifice. Oven-safe, microwave-safe, and dishwasher-safe, this bowl combines robustness and refinement. Its subtle texture discreetly catches the light, while its deep black color positions it as a neutral and timeless element of your table setting. A choice of materials that prioritizes durability and minimalist elegance.
For a natural and harmonious table setting, the Buddha Bowl Kuro pairs effortlessly with linen tablecloths, light wood, or sleek cutlery. Perfect for serving complete meals at a contemporary table, it also enhances service for a more conscious way of life. Whether you are looking for a graphic salad bowl, a refined soup bowl, or a signature piece of tableware for a designer kitchen, this German creation meets all high-end uses with elegant discretion.
Complete your tableware collection with the Buddha Bowl Coppa Kuro from Asa Selection. A lasting acquisition for those who only conceive of daily life as sublimated.
