Turned Wooden Bowls

Maple Wood is like gentle music within the material – light, pure, with a subtle grain and a soft, natural sheen. Each maple bowl exudes refinement and clarity, yet it never lacks strength or functionality. Maple bowls are perfect for lovers of minimalism and Scandinavian-inspired interiors. Thanks to their creamy to pale color, they beautifully reflect light and bring a sense of purity to any space. The surface is exceptionally smooth and pleasant to the touch – especially highlighted through hand-turning and natural oil finishing…

Ash wood is highly valued for its strength, hardness, and exceptional flexibility. It features a creamy white sapwood and irregularly bordered dark brown heartwood, giving each piece a beautiful contrast and a distinctive grain. Ash bowls are not only visually striking but also practical and durable. Thanks to the wood’s workability, every bowl is crafted with precision and finished to a perfectly smooth surface. Ash wood is also ideal for turning and polishing, ensuring a high-quality finish…

Subfossil oak, also known as bog oak, is one of the oldest woods available for crafting. This material has lain for hundreds or even thousands of years underground or submerged in water, deprived of air, which gave it its characteristic dark to black color and remarkable density. Bowls made from this wood are truly exceptional – both visually and to the touch. Deep tones, a subtle matte sheen, and often an almost metallic hardness evoke the feeling of a fossilized tree. Each piece is not only a decorative object but also carries the energy of ancient times…

Yew bowls are not ordinary handcrafted items. They are small artifacts that carry the secrets of the ancient yew tree. Its wood is delicately pinkish-orange, velvety to the touch, and has been considered for centuries a symbol of both nobility and mortality…

Spalted wood is like a shifting landscape – each bowl tells the story of a unique encounter between wood and time. It is formed by the action of fungi, which create dark lines, subtle contrasts, and marbling-like veining in the wood. This is not a flaw – quite the opposite. It is evidence of a natural process, captured at the perfect moment by the craftsperson to preserve the beauty of transformation…

Walnut bowls are not only beautiful but also practical additions to any home. Crafted from high-quality walnut wood, known for its deep, rich grain and warm brown tones, they are the perfect choice for those who appreciate natural materials and the uniqueness of each piece. Thanks to their strength and durability, walnut bowls are ideal for everyday use while also standing out beautifully as decorative items…

Oak bowls are crafted from strong and durable oak wood, making them ideal for everyday use. Thanks to their hardness and resilience, these bowls are resistant to mechanical wear and moisture, making them perfect for both serving and decorative purposes…

Cherry bowls captivate with their warm reddish-brown color, which deepens and gains character over time. The delicate grain patterns and the wood’s natural matte sheen make each bowl a unique piece, perfect for everyday use as well as a decorative element…

Black locust wood is renowned for its beautiful growth ring patterns, with a distinct transition between spring and summer wood. The sapwood is a light creamy color, while the heartwood can range from yellow-green to brown. Thanks to its hardness, flexibility, and natural resistance to the elements, black locust bowls are not only visually stunning but also extremely strong and durable…

Japanese pagoda tree bowls combine natural beauty with artisanal precision. The wood of the Japanese pagoda tree (Sophora japonica), known for its golden to honey-brown tones and fine grain, often comes from urban plantings or park trees that have reached the end of their service life…

Cedar wood is not only beautiful and durable – it is also remarkable for its scent and beneficial properties. For centuries, it has been considered a wood full of life force. In Siberia, it was called the “tree of life,” and cedar forests were regarded as natural health sanctuaries. Siberian cedar grows exclusively in pristine environments, and its wood is literally infused with essential oils…

Birch wood is valued for its light, creamy-white color, which can sometimes carry subtle pinkish hues. Its medium hardness and even density make it ideal for turning and crafting small decorative objects. The wood takes stain well and bonds easily with adhesives, allowing for versatile use in artisanal production…