A beautiful vintage from 1960s enamel steel bowl, attributed to the iconic Finnish designer Kaj Franck. This piece features a striking hand-painted motif, depicting an Arab poet from the Middle Ages, rendered in an expressive and story rich-style. The blend of functional modernist form with a deep cultural narrative makes this bowl both a collector’s itema decorative artwork. Perfect for display or use, this bowl reflects Franck’s timeless approach to form, utility, and human connection through design.

A unique fusion of Middle Eastern medieval culture and Scandinavian modernism – attributed to Kaj Franck’s design language

Rare and refined, this enamel steel bowl is a must-have for collectors of vintage Nordic design and historical artifacts

Its ethnic motif and vintage charm make it a bold accent for shelves, tabletops, or wall displays

Crafted to last, its enduring design and materials make it a meaningful, eco-conscious choice

A true reflection of Franck’s philosophy –minimalism with meaning- ideal for lovers of thoughtful, story-rich objects

More than just a bowl, it tells a tale. A poetric, visual narrative that invites curiosity and conversation.

Made in 1960s

A timeless piece for art lovers

Unmarked

Suitable for using as a fruit bowl

Material: Enameled Steel

Condition: Vintage-Inspired – Excellent Pre-owned Condition

Dimension: 21 x 14 cm

Condition: Vintage-Inspired – Excellent Pre-owned Condition