4 Piece Bamboo Cereal Bowl Set | Bush Mix

Four bowls for breakfast at the bush camp, snacks at the rest stop, dessert under the stars. The kind of gift that gets used every single trip. Some things just make the caravan table feel like home. Four bowls, four colours, one for each person. And suddenly nobody is asking whose is whose. These Bush Mix cereal bowls are gift boxed and ready for the road, built for the meals that bookend every great day of travel. Breakfast before you pull up the awning. A bowl of soup when the sun goes down. Something sweet after a long drive to nowhere in particular. Bush Mix: Classic Green, Vintage Pink, Pale Blue and Midnight Grey Bush Mix draws from the quieter end of the Van Go palette: Classic Green, Vintage Pink, Pale Blue and Midnight Grey. Together they capture the colours of the Australian bush in the late afternoon, eucalyptus canopy, wildflower, open sky and storm cloud. Give each person their own colour at the table and the whole family has a reason to take care of their own bowl on the road. Why you'll love it ✓ One bowl each in Classic Green, Vintage Pink, Pale Blue and Midnight Grey, gift boxed and ready for the road ✓ One colour per person, no mix-ups at the caravan table ✓ Lightweight at 135g per bowl, easy to pack, carry and store ✓ Square shape stacks flat and stays put while you travel ✓ Deep enough for breakfast, soup, snacks, dips and desserts ✓ Suitable for hot and cold food ✓ Dishwasher safe for easy cleaning at home ✓ BPA-free and phthalates-free ✓ Gift boxed and ready to give The details Colour Classic Green, Vintage Pink, Pale Blue, Midnight Grey Material Quality bamboo and melamine composite Size 15cm square | Height: 5cm | Weight: 135g per bowl Set contains 4 bowls Designed in Australia Packaging Gift boxed Note Not suitable for microwave or oven use Complete the set Add the Bush Mix 26cm Plate Set and the Bush Mix 22cm Plate Set to extend the table for four. Add the Bush Mix Latte Cup Set to complete the set. Trusted by thousands of caravanners and campers across Australia.