SIN

SIN Bora Berry Bowl

$98
SIN Bora Berry Bowl
SIN

SIN Bora Berry Bowl

$98
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Rinse your berries and serve them too

Rinse your berries and serve them with a bowl you’ll want to keep on display in its downtime. This piece is handmade in Brooklyn, with perforated holes that create a fun, graphic pattern (all while being functional too).

  • Ceramic stoneware
  • Rinses and serves berries
  • Handmade in Brooklyn
  • Made in: Brooklyn, New York
  • Product Warranty:
  • Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ and Easy-Breezy Returns

Rinse your berries and serve them with a bowl you’ll want to keep on display in its downtime. This piece is handmade in Brooklyn, with perforated holes that create a fun, graphic pattern (all while being functional too).

  • Ceramic stoneware
  • Rinses and serves berries
  • Handmade in Brooklyn

Photography by Elvin Abril

View our Return Policy and Shipping Policy

Rinse your berries and serve them too

Rinse your berries and serve them with a bowl you’ll want to keep on display in its downtime. This piece is handmade in Brooklyn, with perforated holes that create a fun, graphic pattern (all while being functional too).

  • Ceramic stoneware
  • Rinses and serves berries
  • Handmade in Brooklyn
  • Made in: Brooklyn, New York
  • Product Warranty:
  • Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ and Easy-Breezy Returns

Rinse your berries and serve them with a bowl you’ll want to keep on display in its downtime. This piece is handmade in Brooklyn, with perforated holes that create a fun, graphic pattern (all while being functional too).

  • Ceramic stoneware
  • Rinses and serves berries
  • Handmade in Brooklyn

Photography by Elvin Abril

View our Return Policy and Shipping Policy

Meet the Maker

SIN

Brooklyn, NY
SIN is a Brooklyn-based design company committed to bringing functional, handcrafted, and thoughtful designs for the home. Founder Virginia Sin grew up around ceramics, and revisited the medium after studying graphic design. Her design of her porcelain paper plate received media attention and won sustainability and design awards, and it's easy to see why. Her work is beautiful and useful—and we're not the only ones who think so, as her plates are also used to serve at Eleven Madison Park restaurant in NYC.
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