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Side Bowl

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$46.2 $66 In stock

Designed in collaboration with Christina Kim and Alice Waters, this Side Bowl was created for Alice Waters' iconic Chez Panisse restaurant in 2006. Born out of a mutual appreciation for the beauty found in natural ingredients, this line takes cues from classic French porcelain restaurant ware, with a Heath twist. Perfect for pasta and salad.

A portion of the proceeds are donated to the Edible Schoolyard Project, whose mission is to provide a free, sustainable school lunch for students K–12 in public schools throughout the country.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Leo ★★★★★

I love how the bowl feels substantial in my hands, yet the glaze keeps it from feeling heavy; it’s perfect for serving salads or soups at dinner. The subtle, creamy finish makes it a beautiful centerpiece on the table.

George W. ★★★★★

The glaze has this subtle, creamy texture that makes the bowl feel special every time I use it for salads. It's the perfect size for serving sides without taking up too much table space.

Natalie J. ★★★★★

The collaboration story caught my eye, but the bowl itself is what keeps it on my counter—it's got a handmade feel that makes even a simple salad look intentional. It's held up through daily use without a chip, which surprises me given how delicate it looks.