13" BLACK WALNUT ROUND BOWL
$172.00
The black walnut tree is a rare, fine-grained, hardwood native to New England. Black walnut wood is prized for its strength, deep rich color and straight grain. Symbolically, the black walnut tree represents wisdom, knowledge and inspiration.
Our bowls are sustainably sourced, upcycled, and handcrafted in New England. The black walnut nesting bowls range in size from 10” to 21”, and are a classic round shape with a clean edge.
13” Medium Serving Bowl: 13”w X 4”h. (BEST SELLER)
Great for: 2-4 salad, pasta, or popcorn servings.
Fruit bowl
Perfect for a couple or small family.
A great wedding gift
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