BlomusSmall or Medium ONO Cast Iron Bowl
R499
About
Choreograph the presentation of your meal with the ONO bowl. Makes any dish a feast for the eyes! This simple design in cool, elegant cast iron provides the perfect stage for your culinary creations. Because the bowl is made of cast iron, it keeps your freshly-prepared food warm for longer and is perfect for use as a serving dish. What’s more, the Teflon coating makes cleaning the bowl quick and easy. Food safe. The wide silicone ring on the underside protects sensitive surfaces and prevents the bowl from slipping. Available in four different sizes.
Blomus is synonymous with intelligent, minimalist, and functional design for the contemporary home. Founded in 1961 and rooted in the German tradition of exceptional quality and highly skilled craftsmanship, we have built our success on a firm belief in the honesty of materials, the purity of shape, and the necessity of a passionate approach.
Product Features
Small Bowl
- Food safe.
- The wide silicone ring on the underside protects sensitive surfaces and prevents the bowl from slipping.
- Colour: Black
- Diameter: 14 cm
- Range: ONO
- Material: cast iron, silicone
- Dimensions: 14cm x 14cm x 3cm
- Weight: 0.6kg
Medium Bowl
- Food safe.
- The wide silicone ring on the underside protects sensitive surfaces and prevents the bowl from slipping.
- Colour: Black
- Diameter: 18 cm
- Range: ONO
- Material: cast iron, silicone
- Dimensions: 18cm x 18cm x 4cm
- Weight: 0.9kg
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