Bernadotte Pasta Bowl
Want it by 12/24?Combining a low contemporary shape with gentle grooves reminiscent of the Art Deco period, this beautiful white porcelain bowl is perfect for serving pasta, soup or salads. The shape invites touch but the clean minimalism never overshadows the food itself making it a great choice for both casual meals and elegant dinner parties. Swedish royal prince Sigvard Bernadotte was one of Georg Jensen’s earliest design partners. Innovative as well as talented, he helped transform the house style from its Art Nouveau roots to a more minimalist aesthetic. Many years later, his work still has a modern and functionalist appeal and its influence can be seen in the contemporary Bernadotte tableware collection. The bowl is made from pure white porcelain.
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Combining a low contemporary shape with gentle grooves reminiscent of the Art Deco period, this beautiful white porcelain bowl is perfect for serving pasta, soup or salads. The shape invites touch but the clean minimalism never overshadows the food itself making it a great choice for both casual meals and elegant dinner parties. Swedish royal prince Sigvard Bernadotte was one of Georg Jensen’s earliest design partners. Innovative as well as talented, he helped transform the house style from its Art Nouveau roots to a more minimalist aesthetic. Many years later, his work still has a modern and functionalist appeal and its influence can be seen in the contemporary Bernadotte tableware collection. The bowl is made from pure white porcelain.
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Combining a low contemporary shape with gentle grooves reminiscent of the Art Deco period, this beautiful white porcelain bowl is perfect for serving pasta, soup or salads. The shape invites touch but the clean minimalism never overshadows the food itself making it a great choice for both casual meals and elegant dinner parties. Swedish royal prince Sigvard Bernadotte was one of Georg Jensen’s earliest design partners. Innovative as well as talented, he helped transform the house style from its Art Nouveau roots to a more minimalist aesthetic. Many years later, his work still has a modern and functionalist appeal and its influence can be seen in the contemporary Bernadotte tableware collection. The bowl is made from pure white porcelain.
