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Serving Bowls

You deserve the applause. Our serving bowls are designed to make entertaining as elegant and effortless as possible. Use these stunning styles as centrepieces or serving pieces for celebrations and special occasions.

  • Nest Bowl Extra Large

    You deserve the applause

    Nest Bowl Extra Large

Timeless serving bowls

Our timeless collection of ceramic serving bowls are designed by Shelley Simpson and handmade in our Sydney studio. Available in 19 shades, our serving bowls is as much about self-expression as it is about functionality.

Whether it’s an extravagant dinner party or a simple weekday meal, our considered platters, serving bowls, dipping bowls and serving cutlery pair together effortlessly to create the perfect serving ware set.

Pictured: Nest Bowl Medium, Flared Bowl Large.

Porcelain serving bowls, designed to last

Mud Australia serving bowls are proudly made in Sydney. Our pouring team is trained in-house and use a combination of experience and intuition to cast each piece. The beauty of our pieces can be attributed to the hand-made process and human touch.

Using porcelain clay sourced directly from Limoges, France, our 19 bespoke colours are mixed in-house. The pigment is tinted to the body at slip stage to provide colour depth.

Clear glaze is applied to the interior of each serving bowl, leaving the exterior with a vitrified stone-like surface that becomes smooth with handling.

Our porcelain serving bowls are food safe and can, with some care, be used in the oven, microwave and dishwasher. Explore our servingware collection, from porcelain dipping bowls, to large serving bowls to build your Mud Australia collection.

Discover our collection of handmade serving bowls online

At Mud Australia, we believe that there is elegance, quality and versatility in simplicity. Our minimalistic and functional Australian ceramics embody this belief to offer a contemporary design solution to any architectural environment.

Our handmade serving bowls fit perfectly into any home and make the perfect gift. Our pieces can be built upon as your needs evolve and if there’s a double-up (it happens) we have a flexible exchange policy that makes gifting easy.

Our experienced team can advise on how to create the perfect porcelain collection, via virtual design consultation or in person at your nearest Mud Australia store.

Whether it’s a gift for someone special or an item for your own home, our range of dinnerware, servingware, drinkware, home décor and lighting can elevate and personalise your space with a timeless design aesthetic.

Pictured: Mud Australia Nest Bowl Baby, Fish Platter, Cutipol Goa Salad Set, Flared Dinner Plate, Pebble Bowl Cereal, Salad Plate, Pebble Bowl Large, Fish Platter, Flan Dish, Linge Particulier Napkin and Cutipol Cutlery. Photography by Becca Crawford, styling by Clementine Day.

FAQs

What serving bowls does Mud Australia sell?

Our timeless collection of porcelain serving bowls are designed by Shelley Simpson and handmade in our Sydney studio. Available in up to 19 shades, our collection is as much about self-expression as it is about functionality.

Regardless of the size of your party, we’ve got your needs covered — from porcelain dipping bowls, to extra large serving bowls to build your Mud Australia collection.

What are Mud Australia serving bowls made from?

Our handmade serving bowls are made in our Sydney studio from high-quality porcelain clay sourced directly from Limoges, France.

Are Mud Australia ceramic serving bowls, dishwasher and microwave safe?

Our porcelain serving bowl collection is food safe and can, with some care, be used in the oven, microwave and dishwasher.

In the dishwasher, make sure items are not touching. To avoid scratches on the glaze ideally your porcelain will either be stored in plate racks or use linen/felt between each item.

Sudden changes in temperature (eg. from freezer to oven / from oven to cold bench) is likely to cause thermal shock, which will damage your porcelain. Always put cold items onto wire racking when placing in a hot oven. Always place very hot items onto either wood or cloth.