This resin bowl is built around bold colour and movement. The outer band shifts through teal, violet, and deep rose, catching the light in a way that feels almost atmospheric. It’s the kind of finish that changes as you walk past it — sometimes bright, sometimes muted, always interesting. Along the rim, scattered iridescent flakes add a fragmented shimmer without overpowering the colours underneath.
Inside, the pigments pull upward into soft billows and clouds. It’s the natural behaviour of mica in a deep-walled mould, settling into something organic and textured while the resin cures. Nothing here is painted or airbrushed. Everything you see comes from the chemistry of the pour. The result is a bowl with real depth, not just surface colour.
The mould itself gives a substantial, rounded form. At around 18.5 cm across and 6 cm tall, it’s a versatile size for keys, jewellery, crystals, wrapped sweets, or simply as a standalone piece. It’s weighty enough to feel intentional, with a smooth base and a glassy finish that reflects the hours of sanding and polishing that go into every piece.
This is a one-off pour. The colour flow, the patterning, and the balance of mica are unique to this bowl and won’t be repeated exactly. Resin has a mind of its own, and that’s part of the appeal — controlled chaos, but aesthetically useful.
Details
• Approx. 18.5 cm diameter
• Approx. 6 cm height
• Iridescent flake detailing on the rim
• Hand-poured in Belfast
• Finished to a high polish for clarity and shine
• Heat-resistant but not suitable for hot food or dishwashers
If you like bold colour, shifting light, and pieces that don’t play it safe, this one fits the brief. It works as a standalone statement or as part of a larger display, and it’ll hold up for years with normal use. Perfect for gifting or keeping for yourself — no judgement either way.
