The Haku Bowl was designed out of love for Japan and its delicate design style. Its small size makes it comfortable to hold, aiming to bring a sense of calm and balance. Japanese porcelain is known for low, flattened forms, so this bowl is not very tall. It is characterized by soft lines and the absence of sharp angles, which typically evoke the opposite of the intended peaceful emotions. Using such a vessel is ideal for moments of solitude, creating a safe, personal space and a mental retreat. The HAKU bowl is intended for serving various types of food in small portions, such as cereal with milk, soups, salads, slaws, and desserts with a liquid consistency. It can also be used for serving rice, noodles, snacks, and sweets. This design blends minimalist aesthetics with one of Japan’s symbols — the koi fish — evoking the culture and cuisine of the Far East. Thanks to its ergonomic form, it is highly versatile. Available in three glazed color variants: white, black, and cobalt blue. Diameter: 4.5 in. Capacity: 15.2 fl oz. Design: Martyna Kwiecień-Poborska. The styled photo is for illustrative purposes only and should not be interpreted based on additional items shown.