Ballerina Bowl
Claesson Koivisto Rune's polished brass Ballerina Bowls capture the seemingly effortless movement of a ballerina spinning across a stage. With a convex bottom, the collection of three sizes of bowls gracefully dances when touched, bringing playfulness to the sophisticated design.
Disguising the curved form of the bowls, the polished concave inside distorts the reflection so that the actual shape appears flat. Perfect for serving wrapped candies and nuts or for use as a place to collect keys and change, the bowls provide a useful function around the house. The Ballerina collection was designed for Skultuna, a 400-year old fine metals company from the Swedish town of the same name. Under royal warrant from the monarchy of Sweden, the company has been mastering the craft of metalworking and fine finishing techniques since 1607.
In the Ballerina Bowls, clever modern design meets with historic production to create an ethereal design that acts like jewelry for the table, bringing the warmth of brass together with the poetry of design.
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Claesson Koivisto Rune's polished brass Ballerina Bowls capture the seemingly effortless movement of a ballerina spinning across a stage. With a convex bottom, the collection of three sizes of bowls gracefully dances when touched, bringing playfulness to the sophisticated design.
Disguising the curved form of the bowls, the polished concave inside distorts the reflection so that the actual shape appears flat. Perfect for serving wrapped candies and nuts or for use as a place to collect keys and change, the bowls provide a useful function around the house. The Ballerina collection was designed for Skultuna, a 400-year old fine metals company from the Swedish town of the same name. Under royal warrant from the monarchy of Sweden, the company has been mastering the craft of metalworking and fine finishing techniques since 1607.
In the Ballerina Bowls, clever modern design meets with historic production to create an ethereal design that acts like jewelry for the table, bringing the warmth of brass together with the poetry of design.
