I have a weakness for bowls for sure. One of my favorite things has got to be Aida Dirse’s handbuilt bowls…simple, sweet, and textural. The one I have in my studio holds my unused Pantone chips…a pile of color in a bowl of color…just delightful.
oh aida…
oh, these are just lovely! thanks for sharing.
These are so fantastic; I’m off to bookmark her site..thanks!
oh these are beautiful!!!
those are too great!
No freakin’ way…OBSESSED!
Wow! I have a weakness for bowls too. We always call them cottage cheese bowls. If they are so great and yet we don’t know exactly what to put in them, but have to have them, we say “It could always be used for cottage cheese.” These are definitely cottage cheese bowls!
These bowls are sooooo cool! One of each please, pretty please.
I put a post up on http://www.scoutiegirl.com last Friday with a bunch of different, very cool bowls. I think there are 2 Philly girls in my group, too! Naomi Cleary and Chloe Le Pichon. I also love Liz Kinder’s bowls – another Philly girl.
Wow, I love these!
i covet these.
So delicate and pretty. These are definitely going on my wishlist.
wow. these are AMAZING… I also have a weakness for bowls
oh! these are so lovely!
Why is it that I love bowls with fun design on the INSIDE?! These are great. Thanks for showing!
Just gorgeous! thanks!
Just gorgeous! thanks!
oh . . . what a great idea! a wonderful way to keep those tiny pantone chips organized. and such beautiful bowls.
her bowls make me so happy too! i have two of them – i put candy or nuts in them when i have people over.
gorgeous!!!!
so pretty! thanks for sharing.
Wow thanks for sharing these, they are divine
i love love LOVE all these bowls. I could never pick just one..or even two. they’re all so dainty and pretty. thank you for sharing 🙂
These are perfect! I’ve been looking for new dishes, thanks!
wow~! so cute~!!