Whether you’re preparing for a steady stream of trick or treaters at the door, putting together a Halloween party table or stocking up on your own favourite sweets, this charming ceramic treat bowl is made for the occasion.
Featuring a playful Halloween design, it makes a brilliant seasonal accessory and keepsake you can bring out again every October. Ideal if you’re throwing a Halloween party.
Fill it with sweets for guests to help themselves to. Because the design is decorative in its own right, the bowl can stay out as part of your Halloween décor throughout the celebrations.
Personalise with a name of up to 12 characters and a message of up to 25 characters.
The artwork has just the right balance of spooky and playful, making it ideal for family Halloween celebrations. Cheerful carved pumpkins sit amongst mysterious little cauldrons, wrapped sweets and other seasonal illustrations, with tiny stars and decorative details scattered around them. A little black cat adds another classic Halloween touch, while the mixture of orange, black and autumnal shades looks fantastic against the crisp ceramic background.
The personalised name sits prominently within the design, followed by your unique message, so there’s absolutely no mistaking what this particular bowl is intended for once Halloween arrives. Please note, ‘Trick or Treat Bowl’ does not come as standard text, if you’d like this on your bowl, you’ll need to write it in the personalisation box.
The most obvious job for it is holding sweets for trick or treaters. Fill it generously with wrapped chocolates, chewy sweets, lollies and all the colourful goodies you know will disappear at an alarming rate once there’s a knock at the door. Rather than tipping everything into an ordinary kitchen bowl at the last minute, you’ll have a dedicated Halloween treat bowl ready to become part of the display.
Pop it by the front door, on a hallway table or somewhere safely within reach when the trick or treaters arrive, and you’re all set for an evening of ghosts, witches, skeletons and suspiciously familiar neighbourhood vampires.
