A tall, slow curve. Layers stacked like tide lines.
₹1,650
Plant-based PLA · 11 hours on the bed · ships free within India
A shallow catch-all bowl in plant-based PLA, printed to order in about 11 hours. It is the least expensive piece in the catalog and the fastest to make. It is not food-safe for loose or wet food.
How it is made
Nothing exists until you reserve it. The Still Bowl then goes through the same seven steps as every piece the studio makes — the same spool, the same bed, the same bench — before it is wrapped and sent from India.
01 Plant-based PLA
Spool opened for Still Bowl.
02 First layer down
First layer down on Still Bowl.
03 48 hours on the bed
Still Bowl holds the bed for about 11 hours.
04 Sanded by hand
Still Bowl sanded by hand.
05 Wrapped in tissue
Still Bowl wrapped in tissue.
06 Sealed and signed
Still Bowl sealed and signed.
07 Out the studio door
Still Bowl left the studio.
The Still Bowl is the piece with the least design in it, which is why it gets used the most. It is a shallow open form with a gentle lip, and it spends its life by a door collecting keys, coins and the things that come out of pockets.
At 11 hours it is the quickest print we make, and at the lowest price in the catalog it is usually the first piece people order and the one they order again for another room.
It handles dry goods happily — whole fruit, wrapped sweets, a folded pair of glasses. We do not recommend it for loose or wet food: PLA has fine layer lines that are difficult to clean thoroughly, so treat it as a catch-all rather than as tableware.
Treat it as a catch-all, not as tableware. It is fine for whole or wrapped dry items, but the fine layer lines in any PLA print are hard to clean thoroughly, so we do not recommend it for loose or wet food.
No. PLA softens in sustained heat above roughly 55°C and a dishwasher runs hotter than that. Wipe it with a damp cloth and dry it.
Something about your own piece, or a question we have not answered? Write to the studio.
Six pieces in total. Each one printed after you ask for it.