3 - 5 working days - £5.95
Orders placed by 3pm Monday - Thursday - £8.95
Our new Nuwara cereal bowl is a generously proportioned bowl with a simple textured patterning inside that draws the eye. The entire Nuwara tableware collection is beautifully understated in style and design with a distinctive mustard glaze offering a timeless splash of earthy colour at mealtimes. The glaze has a distinctly rich and reflective quality, while the hand-etched line design brings a simple and pared-back aesthetic to the table.
Our Nuwara tableware range is made by artisan ceramicists in Vietnam who finish each piece on a wheel to add the distinctive hand-etched line patterning around the edges. They then apply a 'washout' glaze which naturally darkens towards the centre and fades towards the edges. The extreme heat of the kiln brings depth and translucency to the glaze for a rich, reflective finish.
To care for your bowls, we recommend washing after every use to prevent staining. Use a mild detergent and do not leave to soak. Handle with care to prevent chipping.
UK
- Standard Delivery 3 - 5 working days - £5.95
- DPD Pickup Shop 3 - 5 working days - £4.95 (Temporarily Unavailable)
- Next Business Day £8.95. Order by 3pm Monday to Thursday
- Orders under £15 (Excluding Delivery) Standard Delivery 3 - 5 working days - £7.55
We work with couriers Yodel and DPD for standard delivery items.
DPD Pickup Shop Delivery is not eligible for Next Business Day Delivery.
Visit our delivery page for more details
Returns
To return any unwanted items, click here for our recommended services.
For further information, please visit our help centre.
International Deliveries
We are not currently offering delivery outside of the UK. We will be carefully reviewing this and look forward to being able to offer international delivery options again in the future.
Crafted in Vietnam by skilled makers using traditional techniques, each piece in our Nuwara collection is thrown on a wheel and shaped by hand before a simple but striking design is hand-etched onto the surface, and each piece is bathed in an earthy, mustard glaze and fired for a rich finish.
Discover more
