Samsurium Mini Bowls - Wasabi & Spruce

The set of 2 bowls are perfect for everything from olives, salt and parsley to snacks, sweets and paper clips. The possibilities are endless, and they are the perfect gift for the hostess, friend, or just yourself.

Set of two bowls.
 

Designer Charlotte Adrian

The Samsurium Mini Bowls in Wasabi and Spruce are a delightful blend of playful design and practical functionality, crafted to bring a touch of elegance to your everyday essentials. These two small bowls, with their compact size and vibrant hues, are as versatile as they are beautiful, perfect for serving a variety of items or simply adding a decorative accent to your home.

Their rich Wasabi and Spruce glazes—one fresh and zesty, the other deep and natural—complement one another, offering a lively contrast that brings charm to any setting. Whether used to hold snacks, salt, olives, or even desk essentials like paper clips, these bowls are designed to fit seamlessly into both dining and workspaces. Their size, 41 x 86 mm, makes them perfect for small servings, while their understated elegance makes them stand out as unique design objects.

Each bowl is carefully handcrafted, celebrating the beauty of individual craftsmanship. The glazes used on Dottir’s ceramics are transparent, which enhances the texture and depth of each piece. This attention to detail means that no two bowls are exactly the same, with subtle variations in color and finish adding to their unique character.

Ideal for both practical use and decorative purposes, the Samsurium Mini Bowls make a thoughtful gift for a hostess, a close friend, or even yourself. Their refined design and versatility mean they’ll be equally at home on a dinner table, kitchen counter, or office desk. Whether you're serving a small treat, storing condiments, or using them as a stylish catch-all for small items, these bowls bring a touch of Nordic simplicity and sophistication to every corner of your home.

The Samsurium Mini Bowls are not just functional items—they are small pieces of art, embodying the Dottir ethos of blending tradition, craftsmanship, and modern design.