If you’re someone who believes your dinnerware should be as comforting as your food, meet the Gina DeSantis Ceramics Luna Noodle Bowl. Hand-thrown in brown stoneware and finished with a soft, semi-gloss glaze, this artisanal piece blends rustic texture with refined detail—and it’s quickly become one of my favorite finds at Anthropologie. (I was lucky enough to get this handcrafted noodle bowl sent to me as a sample.)
What I think sets the Luna Bowl apart is its thoughtful design. It’s a good size (5 inches across, 3 inches deep), making it perfect for slurpy ramen, hearty rice bowls, or cozy stews. But the real standout? The dual side nooks carved into the rim cradle your chopsticks when not in use. It’s equal parts style and function.
Because each bowl is handmade, no two are alike. The bronze-dusted beige glaze gives it a soft sheen, while the subtle speckling highlights the earthy clay underneath. This is the kind of piece that feels collected, not mass-produced—and it photographs beautifully, whether you’re styling a quiet dinner for one or hosting friends.
Even better, it’s microwave- and dishwasher-safe. Just be mindful that hand washing is recommended to preserve the glaze’s depth and natural variation over time.
Priced at $42, the Luna Noodle Bowl isn’t a budget buy—but it is an heirloom-quality investment for those who appreciate handcrafted design. If your kitchen is your sanctuary, this is the kind of thoughtful detail that makes the everyday feel a little more meaningful.
