The HB 470 triangular bowl breaks away from conventional shapes and opens up exciting new presentation possibilities. With a width and length of 20 cm each, it’s perfect for stylishly serving snacks, antipasti, or fruit. Its shallow depth of 2.5 cm makes it an ideal choice for tapas nights or festive buffets. Whether as an eye-catcher in everyday life or as an elegant accent for special occasions—this bowl always showcases your delicacies to perfection. With its unusual shape, it brings a breath of fresh air to any table. Its triangular silhouette adds visual interest to the table and gives every place setting a modern touch. Be sure to check out our pitchers, plates, cups, and mugs to perfectly round out your table setting.
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