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Eichholtz Bowl Heber white marble The Met x Eichholtz introduces the Heber Bowl, an exquisite piece of modern decor in white marble. This triple-section bowl translates an ancient symbol of union into aEichholtz Bowl Heber white marble strikingly modern decorative object. It’s as practical as it is beautiful, with two generous compartments and one smaller section in the middle making it ideal for serving, storing
Eichholtz Bowl Heber white marble small objects, or simply displaying as a sculptural centerpiece on a dining table, coffee table, or console. Carved from cool, luminous white marble with a naturally varied grain,
Eichholtz Bowl Heber white marble no two pieces are exactly alike, ensuring that every bowl is one of a kind. INSPIRATION The Heber Bowl draws on a nephrite jade water vessel in The
Eichholtz Bowl Heber white marble Met collection. Carved in China during the 18th-century Qing dynasty, the original was a marriage cup with a shape defined by two interlocking rhombuses, symbolizing the union of
Eichholtz Bowl Heber white marble two souls. It’s an elegant example of Qing imperial jade carving, in which extraordinary technical refinement served as both an artistic and a spiritual expression.
Eichholtz Bowl Heber white marble The Met x Eichholtz introduces the Heber Bowl, an exquisite piece of modern decor in white marble. This triple-section bowl translates an ancient symbol of union into a
Eichholtz Bowl Heber white marble strikingly modern decorative object. It’s as practical as it is beautiful, with two generous compartments and one smaller section in the middle making it ideal for serving, storing
Eichholtz Bowl Heber white marble small objects, or simply displaying as a sculptural centerpiece on a dining table, coffee table, or console. Carved from cool, luminous white marble with a naturally varied grain,
Eichholtz Bowl Heber white marble no two pieces are exactly alike, ensuring that every bowl is one of a kind. INSPIRATION The Heber Bowl draws on a nephrite jade water vessel in The
Eichholtz Bowl Heber white marble Met collection. Carved in China during the 18th-century Qing dynasty, the original was a marriage cup with a shape defined by two interlocking rhombuses, symbolizing the union of
Eichholtz Bowl Heber white marble two souls. It’s an elegant example of Qing imperial jade carving, in which extraordinary technical refinement served as both an artistic and a spiritual expression.

Bowl Heber white marble

Product Code TM0459

The Met x Eichholtz introduces the Heber Bowl, an exquisite piece of modern decor in white marble. This triple-section bowl translates an ancient symbol of union into a strikingly modern decorative object. It’s as practical as it is beautiful, with two generous compartments and one smaller section in the middle making it ideal for serving, storing small objects, or simply displaying as a sculptural centerpiece on a dining table, coffee table, or console. Carved from cool, luminous white marble with a naturally varied grain, no two pieces are exactly alike, ensuring that every bowl is one of a kind. INSPIRATION The Heber Bowl draws on a nephrite jade water vessel in The Met collection. Carved in China during the 18th-century Qing dynasty, the original was a marriage cup with a shape defined by two interlocking rhombuses, symbolizing the union of two souls. It’s an elegant example of Qing imperial jade carving, in which extraordinary technical refinement served as both an artistic and a spiritual expression.

  • Dimensions: L. 13.98″ | W. 9.45″ | H. 3.74″
  • Dimensions (cm): L. 35.5 | W. 24 | H. 9.5 cm
  • Finish: White marble
  • Finish detail: Marble is a natural material, each piece differs in color and veining
  • Material: Marble/stone
  • Item number: TM0459

Regular price $695.00


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Bowl Heber white marble

$695.00

Bowl Heber white marble

PRODUCT DETAILS

Bowl Heber white marble

White marble

The Met x Eichholtz introduces the Heber Bowl, an exquisite piece of modern decor in white marble.

This triple-section bowl translates an ancient symbol of union into a strikingly modern decorative object. It’s as practical as it is beautiful, with two generous compartments and one smaller section in the middle making it ideal for serving, storing small objects, or simply displaying as a sculptural centerpiece on a dining table, coffee table, or console. Carved from cool, luminous white marble with a naturally varied grain, no two pieces are exactly alike, ensuring that every bowl is one of a kind.

INSPIRATION

The Heber Bowl draws on a nephrite jade water vessel in The Met collection. Carved in China during the 18th-century Qing dynasty, the original was a marriage cup with a shape defined by two interlocking rhombuses, symbolizing the union of two souls. It’s an elegant example of Qing imperial jade carving, in which extraordinary technical refinement served as both an artistic and a spiritual expression.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions — Bowl Heber white marble

Below you will find answers to the most common questions about the Bowl Heber white marble. If you need personalised advice or styling support, our team is happy to help. Please Contact Us.

What are the dimensions of the Bowl Heber white marble?

  • The Bowl Heber white marble measures L. 13.98″ | W. 9.45″ | H. 3.74″, so you can plan your layout with confidence.

What materials is the Bowl Heber white marble made from?

  • This bowl is crafted from marble/stone, combining structural integrity with refined aesthetics.

How do I care for the Bowl Heber white marble?

  • See the care instructions on this page — they are written for marble/stone specifically.

Is the Bowl Heber white marble available to see in person?

  • Yes. It can be viewed at our Tivoli Village showroom, 350 South Rampart Boulevard, Suite 160, Las Vegas.

When will the Bowl Heber white marble be available?

  • This piece is part of the Bold & Iconic collection. Please contact us for current availability and lead time.

SHIPPING & DELIVERY

Shipping Policy

Thank you for shopping with Eichholtz Las Vegas. The details below explain how we process and deliver orders, and how returns and claims work. We’ve tried to keep this clear and practical. If anything is unclear, please reach out.

Shipping & Delivery

Order Processing & Lead Times

In-stock items: Items in stock at our North Carolina warehouse ship in 10 to 14 business days. Items stocked at our Netherlands warehouse ship in 4 to 8 weeks.

Backordered items: We will email you an estimated ship window and keep you updated if schedules change.

Made-to-order items: Items that are part of our Atelier program are made to order in 4 to 6 weeks.

Shipping Methods

Curbside Delivery: Large or fragile items ship on a pallet. The driver unloads at ground-level threshold; driver does not bring items inside or remove packaging.

White-Glove Service (when available): Placement in the room of your choice, full assembly, and responsible removal of all packaging materials. Chandelier and overhead lighting fixture installation available as an optional add-on, arranged through a licensed electrician.

Delivery Appointments & Access

Both curbside and white-glove service require an appointment. Please ensure elevators, doorways, and hallways can accommodate the item(s). If the carrier cannot complete delivery due to access constraints, redelivery or storage fees may apply.

Tracking & Updates

Tracking information is emailed once your order ships. For freight shipments, the carrier will contact you directly to schedule delivery once the shipment arrives at the local terminal.

Address Changes & Re-Routes

Any changes requested after a shipping label has been created may incur a carrier re-route fee and could delay delivery.

Delivery Inspection & Damage on Arrival

Please inspect all packages upon delivery. If there is visible damage to the carton or product, note it on the delivery receipt and take photos of the packaging and item from multiple angles.

If the damage appears severe, you may refuse the delivery and contact Eichholtz Las Vegas so we can assist.

For concealed damage discovered after delivery, please refer to the Claims & Returns section.

Where We Ship

We currently ship within the contiguous United States. We do not ship to PO Boxes, APO FPO addresses, Alaska, Hawaii, or international destinations at this time.

Risk of Loss & Title

Title and risk of loss pass to the customer upon delivery by the carrier, subject to carrier policies and our claims process.

Order Changes & Cancellations

Requests to cancel or modify an order must be received before the order ships. Once shipped, the order may be treated as a return.

CARE

Care Instructions for Bowl Heber white marble

(White, Marble/stone)

Daily Maintenance

  • Dust marble and stone surfaces regularly with a soft, dry microfiber cloth.
  • Wipe spills immediately — natural stone is porous and can absorb liquids.

Cleaning the Main Material

  • Clean with a soft cloth dampened with lukewarm water and a pH-neutral stone cleaner.
  • Never use acidic cleaners on stone.

Placement & Protection

  • Use coasters and trivets to protect stone surfaces from heat and staining.
  • Use felt pads, coasters, or trivets to protect from heat and scratches.

Handling & Use

  • Lift from the base or sturdiest section when repositioning. Avoid gripping by decorative elements.
  • Always lift stone pieces from the base — never drag or grip protruding elements.

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