Churchill Studio Prints Raku Wide Rim Bowl Topaz Blue 240mm (Pack of 12)

The Churchill Studio Prints Raku Wide Rim Bowl is a 240mm porcelain bowl with a broad, flat rim that frames the contents of the dish rather than enclosing them. It sits within Churchill's Studio Prints range, which draws on pattern archives to produce tableware with a considered, contemporary character. The Raku pattern is applied beneath the final glaze, which is a meaningful practical detail — underglaze decoration holds up through repeated commercial dishwasher cycles without the fading that can affect surface-printed designs over time.

In service, the wide rim format works well for plated starters, soup and velouté courses, and light sharing dishes where the presentation is part of the offer. The rim provides clean negative space around the food, which suits modern plating styles without requiring elaborate technique. The porcelain body gives a stable feel on the pass and at the table, and the glaze finish handles standard front-of-house use reliably.

• Underglaze decoration resists fading through regular commercial warewashing cycles
• Wide rim provides clean plating space suited to contemporary starter and soup courses
• Porcelain construction offers durability appropriate for busy dining environments
• Consistent colour and pattern across the pack supports coordinated table presentation
• Pack of 12 suits opening stock requirements or managing attrition in an existing set

These bowls are dishwasher safe and suitable for most commercial warewashing environments. As with all patterned tableware, avoid abrasive cleaning agents and stacking arrangements that cause direct contact between decorated surfaces, as this can dull the glaze finish over time. The Topaz Blue colourway sits within the broader Studio Prints palette, so coordinating pieces in other formats are available if you are building or extending a full table scheme.

This bowl is well suited to restaurants, bistros, hotel dining rooms, and similar front-of-house operations where plated presentation is central to the offer. It fits particularly well with contemporary or Nordic-influenced aesthetics. For very high cover counts or environments with rough handling, it is worth considering whether a heavier or more utilitarian option might offer better long-term attrition rates.

If you are specifying tableware across a full scheme or matching into an existing Churchill range, it is usually worth talking through the formats and colourways before placing a larger order — we are happy to help with that.