From steaming bowls of ramen to fragrant curries and comforting homemade soups, the COLOMBO Porcelain Ramen Bowls by Aaron Probyn are designed for meals worth sitting down and enjoying.

With their generous rounded shape and earthy colours, these contemporary ramen bowls bring warmth and character to the table. Each bowl is made from high-fired coloured porcelain, with a tactile, unglazed exterior that celebrates the natural appearance of the material and a smooth, glazed interior that's practical for everyday dining.

Part of Aaron Probyn's sculptural COLOMBO collection, the bowls have been designed with shared meals and different food traditions in mind. Their deep, rounded form makes them particularly suited to noodle broths, udon, hearty stews and colourful curries, while also providing plenty of room for salads and generous servings of vegetables.

Measuring 18cm in diameter and 9cm high, they're a versatile addition to the kitchen, whether you're preparing a quick midweek meal or inviting friends around for dinner.

Choose from two beautifully understated colours: Terracotta, a warm, earthy red, or Oat, a soft, natural neutral. Both finishes complement wooden serving accessories, textured linens and other pieces from the COLOMBO dinnerware collection.

Sold as a set of two, these porcelain noodle bowls are a thoughtful housewarming gift or a lovely addition to your own everyday tableware.

Product Details

• Designer: Aaron Probyn

• Collection: COLOMBO

• Material: High-fired coloured porcelain

• Exterior finish: Tactile, unglazed porcelain

• Interior finish: Smooth, glazed porcelain

• Dimensions: 18cm diameter × 9cm height per bowl

• Set includes: 2 ramen bowls

• Available colours: Terracotta and Oat

• Suitable for: Ramen, noodle soups, curries, stews, salads and everyday meals

• Care: Dishwasher and microwave safe

Explore the coordinating COLOMBO porcelain dinnerware collection by Aaron Probyn, with beautifully considered bowls, plates and serving pieces designed for sharing food around the table.