Explore Our Decorative Bowls and Plates

Our collection brings together decorative bowls and plates in a variety of materials and forms. Each piece can function as a striking accent on shelves, tabletops, or console surfaces, offering both decorative presence and versatile utility.

Materials

Stone and Marble Decorative Bowls and Plates

Italian alabaster appears in several pedestal bowl forms, prized for its translucency and its ability the capture light. The veining in each piece is unique, a natural characteristic of the stone. Marble bowls with footed bases offer a heavier, more grounded presence.

Murano Glass Decorative Bowls and Plates

The Millefiori bowl represents the traditional Venetian glassmaking technique where cross-sections of patterned glass canes are fused together, creating mosaic-like surfaces. This labor-intensive process has been practiced on the island of Murano for centuries.

Metal Decorative Bowls and Plates

The collection includes bowls and plates in several metal types:

• Brass: Polished brass leaf bowls and sculptural forms with warm golden tones

• Bronze: Ripple, weave, and branch motifs with an antiqued finish

• Aluminum: Sculpted forms with a contemporary matte surface

• Nickel: Leaf-shaped bowls with a cooler silver tone

Metal pieces often draw from organic forms, with branch, leaf, and wave motifs appearing across the collection.

Carved Wood Decorative Bowls and Plates

Hand-carved wood bowls bring natural grain and warmth to the selection. These pieces show visible tool marks and grain variation that confirm handwork.

Glass Decorative Bowls and Plates

Leaf-shaped glass platters and bowl sets offer a lighter, more translucent option than metal counterparts, with forms inspired by natural foliage.

Ceramic Decorative Bowls and Plates

Textured ceramic trays and accent bowls round out the collection, with sculptural forms and glazed surfaces.

How to Use Them

These pieces work as standalone decorative objects or as functional vessels for display. Larger bowls can anchor a coffee table or dining room sideboard. Smaller plates and shallow dishes work on bookshelves, mantels, or as part of layered tablescapes. Grouping pieces in mixed materials adds visual interest.

Why Wisteria

Wisteria’s decorative bowls and plates are selected for their design individuality and material quality rather than mass-produced sameness. Drawing on decades of sourcing specialized craft objects, the assortment emphasizes pieces with visible handwork, rich texture, and layered detail. This curated approach gives buyers access to decorative accents that feel distinctive and considered, unlike those in mass-market assortments.