Ikos White Bowl

The "veined" attribute refers to the natural mineral layers found within the onyx. While the contemporary shape and white color palette remain consistent, the specific pattern of the veining will vary from piece to piece. This natural variation ensures that your bowl is a one-of-a-kind work of art, adding an authentic, organic texture to your home decor.

Onyx is a natural stone celebrated for its translucent quality and dramatic, organic veining. Because it is a product of nature, no two bowls are identical; each piece features its own distinct patterns and color variations. The material’s density also provides a substantial weight and a premium feel that distinguishes it from resin or ceramic imitations.

Yes, this bowl is designed for both beauty and utility. Its smooth, polished surface makes it an excellent choice for displaying fresh fruits or serving dry snacks. The natural coolness of the onyx stone can also help keep fruit fresher for longer when used as a kitchen or dining room centerpiece.

With a height of only 1.25 inches, this bowl offers a sleek, minimalist aesthetic that aligns with contemporary design principles. Its low profile allows it to act as a subtle "anchor" for a coffee table or shelf without obstructing sightlines. The combination of clean, rounded edges and natural stone textures helps to soften the sharp lines often found in modern furniture, creating a more balanced and inviting space.

This bowl features a specialized slim profile, measuring 22 inches wide but only 6 inches deep. This elongated, rectangular shape is specifically designed to fit on narrow surfaces where traditional round bowls might overreach. It is a perfect solution for adding a sophisticated touch to a fireplace mantel, a slim hallway console in an urban apartment, or as a low-profile centerpiece on a dining table that doesn’t crowd place settings.

To preserve the polished finish of the onyx, we recommend dusting it regularly with a soft, dry cloth. For deeper cleaning, use a cloth dampened with warm water and a drop of mild, pH-neutral soap. Based on our expertise with natural materials, it is important to avoid acidic cleaners, vinegar, or harsh chemicals, as these can etch the stone and dull its natural luster over time.