Pols Potten Undressed Bowls
Ladies bathing in your bowl. That is the essence of the Undressed tableware. A combination of style and humor. The insides of all four bowls in this set depict bathing ladies in different poses. Pour the soup and the scene is complete! The spoons are also part of this idea: the drawings on the spoons depict panties that the ladies have taken of. The Undressed tableware was designed by Esther Hörchner.
Set of 4 bowls and spoons
This Undressed set includes 4 white glazed porcelain bowls and spoons. The complete set comes in a beautiful black gift box. Not only suitable for personal use, but also ideal as a unique gift.
Home Accessories by Pols Potten
Innovative, subtle, and with a twist. Pols Potten products are clearly rooted in the Dutch design tradition. At the same time, the products are also influenced by different corners of the world. The collection includes beautiful home accessories of glass, porcelain, and metal: from porcelain vases and metal chandeliers to singing birds. Pols Potten - established in Amsterdam in 1986 - has developed itself into an international brand in the field of interior design and home accessories. Quirky and always contemporary!
About designer Esther Höricher
Esther studied graphic design and illustration at the ArtEZ Institute of Arts in Arnhem. Many of her works include illustrations of humans and animals printed on porcelain, leather, paper, and fabrics. Her design philosophy can be summarized as 'design with love and care'. Esther can usually be found in The Paradijs (Paradise): the studio and shop in Arnhem she founded along with two other illustrators in 2009.
Undressed bowls
Set of 4 – Porcelain
The Pols Potten Undressed bowls are characterized by undressed ladies that enjoy bathing in your bowl. The drawings on the spoons depict their panties. The Undressed set was designed by Arnhem designer Esther Hörchner and is made of white porcelain, glazed with black transfers. The bowls are dishwasher safe and come in a beautiful black gift box. Undressed bowls: both stylish and humorous!
| Brand | :Pols Potten |
| Designer | :Esther Hörchner |
| Material | :China |
| Colors | :White and black |
| Finishing | :Glazed with gilded and black accents |
| Dimensions | :7,5 x 8,5 cm (h x Ø) |
| Weight | :1,1 kg |
| Use | :Not dishwasher proof |
- Delivery in the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium
- Fixed package rate € 4,95 NL, € 7,95 BE/DE
- Envelope NL (busstuk) € 2,95
- Ordered before 21:00 delivered within 2 working days in the Netherlands
- Ordered before 21:00 delivered in 3 working days in Belgium, Germany
- International Delivery
- Rate depends on weight and destination
- You can always see the delivery costs for your order in your order overview before you pay
- Delivery depending on destination in 2 to 14 days
- See for more delivery information 'delivery'
Pols Potten Undressed Bowls
Ladies bathing in your bowl. That is the essence of the Undressed tableware. A combination of style and humor. The insides of all four bowls in this set depict bathing ladies in different poses. Pour the soup and the scene is complete! The spoons are also part of this idea: the drawings on the spoons depict panties that the ladies have taken of. The Undressed tableware was designed by Esther Hörchner.
Set of 4 bowls and spoons
This Undressed set includes 4 white glazed porcelain bowls and spoons. The complete set comes in a beautiful black gift box. Not only suitable for personal use, but also ideal as a unique gift.
Home Accessories by Pols Potten
Innovative, subtle, and with a twist. Pols Potten products are clearly rooted in the Dutch design tradition. At the same time, the products are also influenced by different corners of the world. The collection includes beautiful home accessories of glass, porcelain, and metal: from porcelain vases and metal chandeliers to singing birds. Pols Potten - established in Amsterdam in 1986 - has developed itself into an international brand in the field of interior design and home accessories. Quirky and always contemporary!
About designer Esther Höricher
Esther studied graphic design and illustration at the ArtEZ Institute of Arts in Arnhem. Many of her works include illustrations of humans and animals printed on porcelain, leather, paper, and fabrics. Her design philosophy can be summarized as 'design with love and care'. Esther can usually be found in The Paradijs (Paradise): the studio and shop in Arnhem she founded along with two other illustrators in 2009.
