Wooden Bowl by Logniture

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This graceful, organic bowl is a one of a kind piece, hand carved from a single block of figured solid … Read more This graceful, organic bowl is a one of a kind piece, hand carved from a single block of figured solid hardwood. Its fluid, free-form shape is defined by a gently undulating rim that rises and falls like a leaf or a petal caught in the wind. The form feels soft and pliable, despite being crafted from solid timber, capturing a sense of natural motion frozen in time. The surface creates a stunning visual landscape, showcasing a complex tapestry of wood grain. Swirling growth rings, wild figuring, and delicate spalted lines traverse the light, warm tones of the wood, anchoring the piece in its organic origins. A prominent natural knot adds a focal point of dark intensity, celebrating the authentic character of the material. Sculpted with sensitivity to the wood's natural inclinations, this vessel is a beautiful marriage of function and sculpture. It serves elegantly as a centerpiece for a dining table, a unique fruit bowl, a catch all for keys and treasures, or simply as a stand alone object of art that invites touch. Perfect for Wabi Sabi, Japandi, Organic Modern, or coastal interiors, it brings a quiet, lyrical beauty and tactile warmth to any setting. Finished with natural oils and waxes to protect the wood and enhance the subtle variations of the grain while maintaining a satin smooth feel. Designed and made in Europe by Logniture, a studio dedicated to transforming raw timber into expressive, heirloom grade objects. Materials: Solid figured hardwood, carved from a single block Surface: Smoothly polished with undulating rim and wild, natural grain Finish: Natural oils and waxes Placement: Indoor use recommended This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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