Import Coral Bowl — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Indonesia

The Coral bowl offered by Letung Art Gallery is crafted from an eco‑friendly, food‑safe material that meets recognised safety standards. It features a coral‑inspired pattern that gives each piece a distinct visual appeal, and the design allows it to be used both as a serving vessel and as a decorative centrepiece. The listing notes that the bowl is suitable for residential, restaurant and event‑venue settings, providing a versatile option for presenting food or enhancing table settings.

In the broader market, coral‑themed bowls are commonly produced from ceramic, porcelain or high‑grade resin, with typical diameters ranging from 18 cm to 25 cm and heights of 8 cm to 12 cm. Such pieces usually weigh around 500 g to 800 g and are finished with a glaze that resists staining. The Letung Art Gallery bowl follows these industry norms while using a material that is described as environmentally responsible and durable for repeated use.

Potential buyers include interior designers, hospitality operators and private homeowners who value a blend of function and artistic detail. The supplier is based in Batuan, Bali, Gianyar, and is listed as an imported tier with a harbour trust rating. Although the minimum order quantity is not disclosed, interested importers should confirm the exact MOQ, packaging format and any required export documentation directly with Letung Art Gallery before placing a bulk order.

Letung Art Gallery operates from Batuan in the Gianyar regency of Bali, Indonesia. The supplier is classified as an imported tier and carries a harbour trust tier, indicating a moderate level of verification by the marketplace. The profile shows a response rate of 0 percent and no recorded average response time, suggesting that communication may require follow‑up and patience from prospective buyers.

The gallery’s catalogue includes the coral bowl as a highlighted item, emphasizing its dual role as functional tableware and decorative art. No additional corporate history, employee count or revenue figures are provided, and the listing does not state any specific certifications beyond general safety compliance. Buyers are encouraged to request any needed documentation, such as material safety data sheets, directly from the supplier.