Churchill Studio Prints Kintsugi Agate Grey Coupe Bowl (Pack of 12)

The Churchill Studio Prints Kintsugi Agate Grey Coupe Bowl is a coupe-profile bowl from Churchill's Studio Prints range, available in two sizes: 15oz (426ml) and 40oz. Choose your size using the option above. The Kintsugi pattern takes its reference from the Japanese tradition of repairing ceramics with gold, translated here into a decorative surface design across a muted Agate Grey ground. Bowls are supplied in cases of 12, which suits both initial stocking and ongoing breakage replacement in a working operation.

Both sizes are made from Churchill's super vitrified porcelain, a material that is noticeably more resistant to chipping and cracking than standard porcelain, a practical consideration in any busy wash-up environment where tableware takes constant handling. The glaze is formulated to hold its appearance through repeated commercial dishwasher cycles, which helps operators maintain a consistent look on the table.

The coupe profile is wide and shallow with no raised rim, which suits contemporary plating styles and gives chefs a clean, uninterrupted surface to work with. It also stacks efficiently on the pass and in the pot wash area. The 15oz bowl suits pasta, risotto, desserts and composed starters. The 40oz bowl suits pasta, ramen, composed salads, sharing portions and generous dessert presentations.

• Super vitrified porcelain construction with improved chip resistance for daily service
• Coupe profile suits modern plating across multiple menu categories
• Agate Grey colourway supports coordinated front-of-house tableware schemes
• Glaze retains integrity through repeated commercial dishwasher use
• Case of 12 aligns with standard stock and replacement purchasing patterns

These bowls are well suited to restaurants, bistros, hotel dining rooms and contract catering operations. The Kintsugi range extends to complementary plate and bowl formats, so matching pieces are available if you are building or extending a full table scheme. It is worth checking pattern consistency across the range before committing to a larger order, particularly if you are matching pieces already in service.

If you are specifying across a number of covers or want to work through how the Kintsugi range fits alongside your existing tableware, the team is happy to talk it through.