Republic bowl

Regular price: $91.00
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About

Are you looking for the perfect Czech souvenir for your friends, family or work colleagues? Look no further! The Czech Republic porcelain bowl created by Maxim Velčovský from the Qubus studio is an exceptional addition to the home, but also the most iconic souvenir you will come across. This playful piece of ceramics in the shape of the Czech Republic fits perfectly among the works of the Qubus studio, famous for its eccentricity and distinctive wit. While for foreigners the Czech Republic bowl is a perfect souvenir, for locals it becomes a nice and fun symbol of national identity. Bring back an unusual souvenir from your travels that won't let you forget the moments you spent in Bohemia and add some Czech vibes to your living space with insight and attention to detail.

Details

Porcelain
2 x 14 cm

Shipping

CZ from 70kč
SK from €4
EU from €4, within 2-4 days
UK from £10, within 2-4 days (by DHL)
US from $45, within 2-7 days (by DHL Express)
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Designer

Qubus

Design with a punchline

Qubus Design Studio was started in 2002 by (now infamous duo) Jakub Berdych Karpelis and Maxim Velčovský. Their ironic pieces, which often criticized consumerism and made fun of pop-culture, had become a synonym for the young Czech design and a staple of shops and galleries all around the world.

If you struggle to remember seeing some of their work, let us remind you of a porcelain version of the cheap paper sausage trays, porcelain Wellingtons, cups that look like the bottom of a PET Coke bottle or a bowl in the shape of the Czech Republic. Familiar, right?

In 2011, Maxim Velčovský left to work on other projects, but the Qubus brand remained one of the market’s leaders. Currently, the studio focuses mainly on interior design and architectural projects, as well as on representing Czech design abroad.