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Key Features
A simple, yet functional modern piece, the Kuru Ceramic Bowl from Iittala declutters your space by adding the perfect container for smaller household objects such as keys. Designed by international designer Philippe Malouin as a study in geometric language, this piece is created to be a long-lasting and practical piece.
From humble beginnings as a small glass factory, today Iittala offers a wide variety of modern Scandinavian housewares that demonstrate the company's commitment to design quality and product longevity. Based in Helsinki, Finland, Iittala continues to make cookware, tableware and other home accessories that are both lovely and useful, based primarily on the forward-thinking philosophies of design icons Kaj Franck and Alvar Aalto.
Key Features
A simple, yet functional modern piece, the Kuru Ceramic Bowl from Iittala declutters your space by adding the perfect container for smaller household objects such as keys. Designed by international designer Philippe Malouin as a study in geometric language, this piece is created to be a long-lasting and practical piece.
From humble beginnings as a small glass factory, today Iittala offers a wide variety of modern Scandinavian housewares that demonstrate the company's commitment to design quality and product longevity. Based in Helsinki, Finland, Iittala continues to make cookware, tableware and other home accessories that are both lovely and useful, based primarily on the forward-thinking philosophies of design icons Kaj Franck and Alvar Aalto.
- Designed by Philippe Malouin
- Hand wash only
- Material: Ceramic
- ENERGY STAR® Certified: Rated energy efficient by the Environmental Protection Agency.
- Made In Thailand
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