Each bowl is around 19 to 20cm across and 6 to 7cm deep. That's the sweet spot for pasta: shallow enough to see what you're eating and get a fork in at any angle, deep enough to keep a ragù or a brothy sauce where it belongs. If the dinner plates are too flat for your usual Tuesday night, this is the next step down.
Pasta is what they're named for, but they rarely stay in one lane. A big leafy salad, a curry over rice, a poke bowl, noodles with plenty of broth, roast veg for the middle of the table. They also stack neatly in the cupboard, which matters when you end up owning four.
Every bowl is made in cone 6 midfire porcelain and brush-glazed in layers, so no two carry the same balance of colour. Sorbet mixes a cool green with purple and soft peach. Marshmallow fades from pink into cream. Pansy leads with purple and blue, with yellow cutting through like light. Colourways rotate as new batches come out of the kiln.
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What's so good about handmade ceramic pasta bowls?
Made for Everyday Dinners
Dishwasher safe, microwave safe, and tough enough for commercial kitchens. Use them every night, no hand washing required.
Not From a Homewares Chain
Every bowl is handmade in Wollongong by one woman, Rhiannon Gill. You won't find this shape and glaze at a department store.
Glazes Made In-House
Rhiannon mixes and tests her own glazes before brushing them on by hand. Colours pool, shift and change with the light.
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Want to know more about handmade pasta bowls?
Around 19 to 20cm wide and 6 to 7cm deep, depending on the colourway. Because each one is made by hand, sizes can vary by a few millimetres.
Depth, mostly. The dinner plates are 24cm wide with a 3cm well. The pasta bowls are narrower and about twice as deep, so they're better for anything with a lot of sauce or broth.
Yes. They're great for salads, ramen, curries, grain bowls and share plates. The depth means soup is fine too, as long as it isn't a full bowl of it.
Yes, both. They're fired to cone 6, which makes the porcelain dense, non-porous and food safe, so they handle daily use without any fuss.
Yes. They're suitable for commercial use and hold up to a commercial dishwasher routine. For larger orders, see the wholesale page or email hello@rhiannongillceramics.com.
Any 3 or more full-priced pieces get 15% off. If you want several in the same colourway, email hello@rhiannongillceramics.com before ordering and I'll let you know what's in stock. They'll match, but no two will be identical.
Free tracked shipping on orders over $190, anywhere in Australia. Under that, $15 flat rate. For international orders, get in touch and I'll sort out a quote.
