Meals are usually poached in big utensils usually made from cast iron, aluminium with non-sticking coating, etc. No matter how delicious the prepared food is, when it’s served in this cookware, it definitely does not look inviting. Enter serving bowls. Lightweight, handy, practical and stunning, a serving bowl like our Sage Saga Handi will make every meal a memorable one. Serving bowls are mostly designed in ceramic, glass, melamine, porcelain and are bigger than soup bowls.

Decorative bowls as the name suggests are used for decorating not for serving food. However, our Mario Glass Bowl can be used to showcase salads, fruits and even decorative table accents.

Chip n dip bowl is our favorite kind of bowl and an essential for watching tv! Used to serve both chips and dip bowl together, it’s a space saver, makes binging convenient and leaves a bowl less to wash after! Our Azure Paisley Bowl is made from wood but other chip-n-dip bowls can be found in ceramic and melamine.

Salad bowls are used to either prepare, serve or eat salads. Though sometimes, the preparing and serving salad bowls can be the same. Most salad bowls are either designed in glass or wood. If you are looking for a more contemporary touch on your dining setting, wooden variants like our Plumage Salad Bowl is recommended.

Soup bowls are usually wider and deeper than ordinary bowls. They are made in a variety of materials like ceramic, porcelain, melamine and are usually microwave-safe. You can also get a soup bowl with spoon and plate set to create a fine dine experience at home.

Unlike the aforementioned types of bowls, pasta bowls have a very distinguished shape. Though originally, they were shaped to be wide and shallow, the modern need has moulded them into their taller and deeper version. Because of their design, a pasta bowl can be repurposed to serve curries, stews, noodles, etc.

Some common types of dining bowls are: Soup bowls Salad bowls Serving bowls Mixing bowls Dip bowls Cereal bowls Pasta bowls

Consider the application of the bowl and who will be using it. For instance - If it’s a soup bowl to be used by a child go for melamine and if for an adult go for ceramic.

Common dining bowls material are: Ceramic Porcelain Fine China Bone China Melamine Glass Wood Stainless Steel

Whether or not dining bowls can be used in the microwave or dishwasher depends on the material and design. For instance, ceramic can be used both in the microwave and dishwasher. However, if it has a gold rim design, it is only dishwasher safe.

Avoid abrasive material for cleaning. Always dry them with a soft cloth after washing them.