White Ripple Jewellery Bowl

Name: Jewellery Bowl | White Ripple Ceramic Catchall
Brand: Polly Barton
SKU: 47193738641645
Price: 27.0 GBP
Availability: InStock

£27.00

Available — ready to ship

The White Ripple Jewellery Bowl is a handcrafted ceramic catchall bowl — perfect for storing rings, necklaces, bracelets and small keepsakes. With a contemporary ripple form and Avoca white glaze, this jewellery bowl brings sculptural beauty to any bedside table, vanity or dressing table.

This small ripple ceramic bowl has an approximate size of 10cm diameter. No two bowls are exactly alike, making each one a special addition to your home.

10cm diameter
Gift box included
Perfect for rings, necklaces and small jewellery
Uniquely handcrafted — no two are identical
High-quality clay and glaze
Also available: Jewellery Dish · Ring Dish

A thoughtful gift for Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day, birthdays or anniversaries — beautifully presented and made to last a lifetime.

We ship in-stock orders within 1 business day — fully insured.

Shipping costs are calculated at checkout based on your location.

Every order is carefully wrapped and boxed for a happy unboxing experience.

We have a 30-day return policy, which means you have 30 days after receiving your item to request a return.

Once approved, with our refund policy you’ll be automatically refunded on your original payment method.

Each ceramic is handcrafted and built to last. To keep it looking its best:

Glazed tableware is food safe and microwave friendly
Glazed ceramics dishwasher safe
Hand wash recommended for larger intricate pieces
Avoid sudden temperature changes
Handle with care — each one is unique

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Polly Barton is a Sydney ceramicist who creates hand-built sculptural and functional works that explore themes of movement and flow.

Her fluid, organic forms feature soft curves, undulating waves, and delicate folds, echoing the natural rhythms of her coastal environment — from rock pools and sand dunes to winding bays.