Vintage Modernist Ceramic Bowl with Twin Handles - Kupittaan savi - Finland, Mid-Century

A compact, low-profile bowl in a vibrant yellow glaze, complete with two small side handles. The form is simple yet full of character - the kind of everyday object that carries a quiet modernist confidence.

Made by Kupittaan Savi in mid-century Finland, this bowl belongs to the studio’s modernist era, when bold colours and streamlined forms replaced earlier folk-inspired ceramics. The twin handles are a practical design detail but also add a graphic touch, underscoring the balance of function and form.

Like many Kupittaan Savi pieces, this bowl carries the marks of studio production – a certain ruggedness to the base, tiny glaze skips, and that handmade feel that makes each object unique. These aren’t flaws, just part of the charm of mid-century ceramics.

A small piece with big personality, it’s a versatile and authentic addition to any collection. Perfect for serving snacks or as a decorative catchall for small things.

✦ Height 4 cm, Ø 14 cm
✦ Material: Glazed ceramic
✦ Manufacturer: Kupittaan Savi
✦ Period: 1950s–60s
✦ Origin: Finland
✦ Very good vintage condition - light wear consisent with age and a minor glaze chip on the side 

ABOUT KUPITTAAN SAVI – Kupittaan Savi operated in Turku, Finland between 1921 and 1969. Under designers such as Orvokki “Okki” Laine, the factory evolved from rustic earthenware towards bold, modernist ceramics with colourful glazes and streamlined forms. Today, its pieces are admired as icons of Finnish mid-century design – known for their handmade character, durability, and unmistakable charm.