Churchill Studio Prints Kintsugi Quartz Black Triangle Bowl 235mm (12pk)

The Churchill Studio Prints Kintsugi Quartz Black Triangle Bowl is a 235mm serving bowl finished in a reactive crackled glaze inspired by the Japanese practice of kintsugi — the art of repairing objects in a way that makes the repair part of the piece's character. Because the glaze reacts during firing, each bowl carries subtle variation, which means no two pieces are identical in appearance. The result is tableware that reads as considered and individual without requiring bespoke production.

Constructed from Churchill's finest vitrified ceramic, the body is denser and more resistant to chipping than standard earthenware or porcelain, which matters in any operation where tableware is handled at volume — cleared quickly, stacked in the pot wash, and turned around multiple times per service. The fully glazed foot reduces the risk of surface scratching during stacking and storage, a practical detail that becomes significant when pieces are in daily rotation across a full cover count.

For front-of-house and kitchen operations, the practical advantages include:

• Dishwasher safe for high-throughput wash cycles without glaze degradation over time
• Microwave safe, supporting straightforward reheating and pass workflow
• Ecoglaze finish resists food staining, reducing presentation issues across a long service life
• Reactive glaze provides visual individuality without fragile or hand-wash-only restrictions
• Sold in packs of 12, practical for full cover builds or ongoing breakage replenishment

There are no installation requirements, but storage is worth thinking through. At 235mm across, these bowls need adequate rack depth, and ordering in volume will add meaningful shelving load — worth factoring into back-of-house layout if you're stocking multiple cases.

These bowls are well suited to restaurants, hotels, and event caterers looking to add visual texture to their table setting without introducing a piece that requires special handling. The triangle format lends itself to starters, sharing plates, and composed desserts. If your service requires a different format or a larger pack size within the same Kintsugi range, there are other options in the collection worth exploring.

If you're building out a full table setting or want to check how these sit alongside pieces you're already running, the team is happy to talk it through.