Delicate yet striking, the Ichendorf Ice bowl designed by Denis Guidone for Ichendorf captures the frozen beauty of nature in a piece of functional sculpture. Each handmade transparent bowl is shaped through a unique centrifugation process, where glass flows and settles like liquid ice, creating a form that is both organic and geometric. The result is a work of modern artistry that blurs the line between tableware and design object.

Craftsmanship and Material Perfection

Made from centrifuged glass and hand-finished with precision, each bowl carries subtle variations that make it one of a kind. Its clarity and texture enhance the presentation of fruit, desserts, or salads, while its sculptural silhouette adds a touch of understated elegance to any table. While not suitable for high temperatures, boiling water, or microwaves, it is ideal for alimentary use. To maintain its pristine finish, gentle hand washing is recommended, preserving the integrity of this centrifuged artistic dish over time.

Elegant Functionality for Contemporary Living

This design serving bowl embodies the poetic minimalism that defines Denis Guidone’s design language, where simplicity and experimentation coexist in perfect harmony. It pairs seamlessly with other creations from the handmade modern tumblers, Ichendorf footed plates, and Ichendorf pitchers & jugs range, creating a dialogue of textures, reflections, and proportions across the table. Its refined transparency makes it adaptable to both formal dining and everyday use.

A Sculptural Accent for Modern Interiors

The Ichendorf Ice bowl transcends the traditional concept of tableware, standing as a modern decorative dish as much as a functional vessel. Its fluid surface captures light and shadow like frozen motion, an elegant testament to Denis Guidone x Ichendorf's Italian craftsmanship and contemporary design. Whether used as a centerpiece, a sculptural salad bowl, or a minimalist décor accent, it speaks of quiet sophistication and artisanal excellence, embodying the essence of Ichendorf.