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Churchill Studio Prints Kintsugi Agate Grey Lotus Bowl 228mm (Pack of 12)

SKU: FR062

£246.00(£295.20 inc VAT)
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The Churchill Studio Prints Kintsugi collection takes its name from the Japanese art of repairing broken ceramics with gold, celebrating imperfection as part of an object's history. The Agate Grey colourway translates that aesthetic into a contemporary grey-toned pattern that works well against both neutral and bold table settings. The Lotus Bowl shape offers a wide, shallow profile suited to presenting salads, noodle dishes, sharing starters, or desserts where visual presentation matters alongside portion size.

Made from Churchill's super vitrified ceramic, these bowls are built to withstand the demands of regular commercial service. Super vitrified ceramic is notably harder and more chip-resistant than standard vitrified china, which matters in busy restaurant and hotel environments where crockery handles repeated washing cycles and everyday stacking. The finish holds its pattern integrity well over time, which is important for front-of-house consistency.

Practical points worth noting for operators considering this range:

  • Super vitrified ceramic construction offers strong resistance to chipping and cracking in daily service
  • 600ml capacity suits a broad range of plated dishes and sharing presentations
  • Sold in packs of 12, making stock management straightforward for most covers
  • Pattern consistency across the range supports coordinated table settings
  • Compatible with commercial dishwasher cycles without compromising the printed finish

As with any patterned crockery range, operators building larger covers or running multiple sittings should consider holding sufficient backup stock to maintain a consistent look on the floor. The Kintsugi range sits within Churchill's Studio Prints collection, which spans several shapes and patterns — if you are looking to mix pieces or build a broader table setting, it is worth discussing compatibility across the range.

If you are specifying crockery for a new opening or refreshing an existing operation and want to talk through quantities, pattern coordination, or suitability for your service style, we are happy to help.

Frequently asked questions

How many packs would a typical restaurant need to maintain consistent covers?

As a general guide, operators aim to hold two to three times their cover count in each crockery shape to allow for dishwasher turnaround, breakages, and simultaneous sittings. For a 40-cover restaurant using these bowls as a starter or dessert piece, two packs of 12 would be a reasonable starting point, though higher-volume or multi-sitting operations may want to hold more.

Is the Kintsugi pattern durable enough for high-volume commercial dishwashing?

Churchill's Studio Prints range is manufactured to commercial foodservice standards, and the super vitrified ceramic body is designed to tolerate repeated commercial dishwasher cycles. As with any decorative crockery, avoiding abrasive cleaning agents and metal scourers will help preserve the printed finish over the long term.

Can these bowls be used alongside other pieces in the Churchill Studio Prints Kintsugi range?

Yes — the Kintsugi Agate Grey pattern is available across multiple shapes within the Studio Prints collection, which makes it practical to build a coordinated table setting using plates, bowls, and other pieces from the same range. If you are planning a broader specification, it is worth speaking with us to confirm which shapes are currently available and suitable for your menu.
Churchill Studio Prints Kintsugi Agate Grey Lotus Bowl 228mm (Pack of 12)

£246.00(£295.20 inc VAT)

£246.00(£295.20 inc VAT)

The Churchill Studio Prints Kintsugi collection takes its name from the Japanese art of repairing broken ceramics with gold, celebrating imperfection as part of an object's history. The Agate Grey colourway translates that aesthetic into a contemporary grey-toned pattern that works well against both neutral and bold table settings. The Lotus Bowl shape offers a wide, shallow profile suited to presenting salads, noodle dishes, sharing starters, or desserts where visual presentation matters alongside portion size.

Made from Churchill's super vitrified ceramic, these bowls are built to withstand the demands of regular commercial service. Super vitrified ceramic is notably harder and more chip-resistant than standard vitrified china, which matters in busy restaurant and hotel environments where crockery handles repeated washing cycles and everyday stacking. The finish holds its pattern integrity well over time, which is important for front-of-house consistency.

Practical points worth noting for operators considering this range:

  • Super vitrified ceramic construction offers strong resistance to chipping and cracking in daily service
  • 600ml capacity suits a broad range of plated dishes and sharing presentations
  • Sold in packs of 12, making stock management straightforward for most covers
  • Pattern consistency across the range supports coordinated table settings
  • Compatible with commercial dishwasher cycles without compromising the printed finish

As with any patterned crockery range, operators building larger covers or running multiple sittings should consider holding sufficient backup stock to maintain a consistent look on the floor. The Kintsugi range sits within Churchill's Studio Prints collection, which spans several shapes and patterns — if you are looking to mix pieces or build a broader table setting, it is worth discussing compatibility across the range.

If you are specifying crockery for a new opening or refreshing an existing operation and want to talk through quantities, pattern coordination, or suitability for your service style, we are happy to help.