The Bowl isn't a Workstation find — it's one of the small bonus items you can get back from a Storage Crate.
What Is the Bowl
The Bowl is a Common-tier item, but unlike most of the items on this site it doesn't come from cleaning a dirty object at a Workstation — it's a Storage Crate reward. Storage Crates are the donation-bin mechanic for junk you don't want to display or sell directly: route items like duplicate pottery, jewellery, or arrowheads into a nearby crate, and there's a chance you get a small bonus item back instead of a flat sale.
Where to Find the Bowl
You don't dig up a Bowl directly — it's returned as a Storage Crate reward after donating other junk finds. The exact odds of getting a Bowl specifically (versus a Pot or another crate reward) aren't documented in current sources, so treat crate outcomes as a bonus on top of clearing inventory, not a farmable target in its own right.
Value & What to Do With It
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Rarity | Common |
| Source | Storage Crate reward |
| Value | 14 Coins |
Data confidence note: Dig & Clean's item database isn't official yet — names and values here are corroborated across community sources, but specific numbers trace back to a single fan wiki and may drift as more data comes in.
At 14 Coins, the Bowl is a modest but real return — slightly better than the Pot's 11 Coins. Since it's a Storage Crate byproduct rather than something you can target directly, the practical takeaway is simpler than a value call: donate junk to crates instead of hard-selling it, and treat whatever comes back (Bowl, Pot, or otherwise) as upside.
See Also
- Item Database — every known find, filterable by rarity.
- Pot — the other confirmed Storage Crate reward, worth slightly less.
- Beginner's Guide — how Storage Crates fit into an efficient early-game loop.
- Broken Arrow / Broken Glass — what happens to duplicate junk you don't route through a crate.