Alas Kom

The mouth-blown glass gives it this lovely, slightly uneven weight that feels handmade — it sits on my counter looking like a piece of art, not just a bowl. I've used it for fruit and as a catch-all, and those wing curves are surprisingly practical for scooping things out of.

Those wing-like curves catch the light beautifully on my shelf—it's genuinely more sculpture than bowl. The mouth-blown glass gives it that delicate, uneven charm you can't get from a machine.

It's surprisingly heavy and solid in the hand, which makes the delicate wing shape feel even more special. I keep it on the counter just to look at when I'm not using it for fruit, and the mouth-blown glass has a lovely, subtle unevenness that proves it's handmade.