Sori Yanagi
Stainless Steel Bowls
Stainless Steel Bowls
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Description:
What do you expect from kitchen bowls? Washing veggies, making pancakes, kneading bread, beating eggs... A shallow bowl is convenient for washing leafy vegetables, but it's prone to causing flour to scatter easily when mixing. A deeper bowl is great for whipping cream, while one with shallow sloped sides makes pouring liquids easier.
This design has been developed over a long period through research, taking into account the opinions of professional and amateur chefs.
Each size of these bowls is designed to meet specific needs. The small and medium sizes have a wide bottom surface for stability on the kitchen counter. The large size features tall, rounded sides, perfect for whisking eggs and cream. The X Large size boasts a form that slightly widens towards the rim, making it ideal for serving salads and other dishes, creating a gorgeous presentation.
Stainless Steel Strainers are also available in three sizes to align with these bowls.
Made of 18-8 stainless steel, they are durable and resistant to corrosion.
I have other nice bowls as well, but I tend to instinctively reach for these first. There are so many details and thoughts hidden in these simple kitchen tools, and I promise they will make your cooking time more enjoyable!
Details:
Measurements
X Large:⌀ 10.6"× H4.6"
Large:⌀ 9.25"x H4.6"
Medium:⌀ 7.5"×H3.0"
Small:⌀ 6.5"× H2.56"
Capacity - at full
X Large:142 oz
Large:115 oz
Medium:41 oz
Small:240oz
Weight
X Large:15.6 oz
Large:13.6 oz
Medium:7.9 oz
Small:5.9 oz
Material: 18-8 stainless steel
Made in Japan
Care:
Dishwasher safe











Sori Yanagi
Sori Yanagi was a pioneer of Japanese industrial design, known for blending functionality with beauty. His timeless designs, which range from kitchenware to large-scale public installations, embody the concept of "beauty in utility"—a philosophy influenced by his father, Soetsu Yanagi, a leader in the Mingei (folk craft) movement. Sori Yanagi's works, from the 1950s to the 60s, have garnered international acclaim for their simple yet warm aesthetics, rooted in both modernism and Japanese craftsmanship.