Bowl Set of 3 Stackable (Blue Glazed)

Pascale Naessens adds some brand-new tableware to the successful Pure collection. In terms of its shape and execution, this extensive tableware set blends in perfectly with the nostalgic feel of the Pure range, which is inspired by nature.

 

These bowls give your table setting a warm, authentic look and feel, with just the right mix of gray, blue, and purple - and are perfectly imperfect.

Dimensions: D140xH150mm

 

Colour: Blue Glazed

 

Material: Ceramic

Dishwasher and microwave safe.

 

As this item is handmade, there may be slight variations for every product. These are what gives the product its unique, handcrafted touch - hence does not count as a defect.

Serax was founded by two brothers, Serge and Axel Van Den Bossche, in 1986. Based in Belgium but with a global reach and outlook, they create contemporary homeware in collaboration with leading international designers and makers, bound together by a shared vision of elevating everyday spaces.

 

Every Serax object is a balance of aesthetics and function. From the smallest to the largest, each one becomes a treasured object that can last for generations: a work of art in its own right.

After five intensive years as an international fashion model, Pascale Naessens returned to Belgium, where she began a career in Belgian television, and not only translated her passion for health and cooking into diplomas both for health consultancy and as a restaurateur, she also wrote a series of cookery books. Today, Pascale is one of the best-selling culinary authors in Belgium.

 

Pascale became fascinated with ceramic pottery. She then embarked on her own studies with ceramic for several years, and attended numerous courses on ceramics, glazing and firing techniques. She created ceramic tableware in her own workshop, and took her prototypes to Serax. This collaboration resulted in the ‘Pure’ ceramic tableware line.

 

Her fascination for ceramics is a natural complement to her cookbooks, the common theme being Pure. Because seeking to live a worthwhile and pure life is the basis of Pascale Naessens’ world.