Lovatt Bowl
Catherine Lovatt approaches tableware as a subtractive practice. Her Lovatt Bowl for Serax begins with the most familiar of forms, the cylinder, and removes everything that does not belong. What remains is a glazed ceramic object of quiet confidence: a clean volumetric body and a pair of tubular handles that reinterpret the functional gesture as something closer to sculpture.
The high-quality glaze lends each piece a smooth, considered surface that rewards close attention. Available in two sizes, the bowls are designed to live together on the table, building a visual conversation through repetition and proportion rather than decoration.
- Glazed ceramic construction
- Tubular handles as a reinterpretation of the archetypal bowl form
- Available in two sizes
- Designed by Catherine Lovatt for Serax
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Lovatt Bowl
Catherine Lovatt approaches tableware as a subtractive practice. Her Lovatt Bowl for Serax begins with the most familiar of forms, the cylinder, and removes everything that does not belong. What remains is a glazed ceramic object of quiet confidence: a clean volumetric body and a pair of tubular handles that reinterpret the functional gesture as something closer to sculpture.
The high-quality glaze lends each piece a smooth, considered surface that rewards close attention. Available in two sizes, the bowls are designed to live together on the table, building a visual conversation through repetition and proportion rather than decoration.
- Glazed ceramic construction
- Tubular handles as a reinterpretation of the archetypal bowl form
- Available in two sizes
- Designed by Catherine Lovatt for Serax
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Catherine Lovatt approaches tableware as a subtractive practice. Her Lovatt Bowl for Serax begins with the most familiar of forms, the cylinder, and removes everything that does not belong. What remains is a glazed ceramic object of quiet confidence: a clean volumetric body and a pair of tubular handles that reinterpret the functional gesture as something closer to sculpture.
The high-quality glaze lends each piece a smooth, considered surface that rewards close attention. Available in two sizes, the bowls are designed to live together on the table, building a visual conversation through repetition and proportion rather than decoration.
- Glazed ceramic construction
- Tubular handles as a reinterpretation of the archetypal bowl form
- Available in two sizes
- Designed by Catherine Lovatt for Serax
