I recently purchased the Fortessa Stoneware Soup Bowl, and I'm delighted with the quality. It has a modern, yet handcrafted look that adds unique industrial charm to my dining table. Definitely worth the affordable price of $5.70!

The Vitraluxe material is really impressive. I use these soup bowls in my cafe, and they've withstood commercial use superbly. Plus, their microwave and dishwasher safety is a lifesaver in a busy kitchen.

The reactive gray glaze on this bowl creates a gorgeous, distinctive look. I've received several compliments from guests - it's a standout piece in my kitchenware collection.

Comparing to my previous stoneware, the Fortessa Sound Cement bowl is far superior. I adore how it combines style and function, and it truly makes my tabletop settings pop!

To be honest, I bought this bowl mostly for its aesthetic appeal. However, I was pleasantly surprised by its durability and practicality—easy to clean and perfect for everyday use.

I appreciate the minimalist design and the bowl's Pacific Northwest inspiration. It blends well with my home decor, and the price is unbeatable for such a well-crafted item.

The delivery was faster than I expected, and the bowl arrived in perfect condition. It's always a gamble with ceramic items, but the packaging was secure and efficient.

The bowl is fine, I guess. I was hoping for a slightly larger size for my hearty soups, so it's not exactly what I was looking for. But it's a decent bowl for lighter meals.

I've collected stoneware for years, and this Fortessa bowl fits right in. However, upon using it, I found a tiny imperfection in the glaze. It bothers me a bit, but it's not visible unless you look closely.

I pitted this bowl against my other ceramic dishes in my weekly dinner events. Sadly, it fell a bit short in size when serving my signature dishes. It's still a solid choice for smaller servings though.