Turned Wooden Bowls are not just practical everyday items – they are artworks with a story. They are made by hand, respecting the texture, scent, and grain of each individual piece of wood. Each bowl is a one-of-a-kind creation, born from a dialogue with the materiál.
I primarily use hard and stable woods, such as ash, plum, oak, beech, cherry, maple, or walnut. The surface of each bowl is treated with a blend of natural oils, waxes, and resins of my own making, which highlights the wood’s natural character and provides protection.
Whether as tableware, a design element, or a personal gift, turned wooden bowls bring both aesthetics and functionality to rustic or modern interiors. Each carries a unique feature – a knot, asymmetry, or the contrast of sapwood and heartwood that tells the story of the tree.
Ginkgo (Ginkgo biloba) is not only a tree with a millennia-long history but also a symbol of longevity, resilience, and balance. The wood of this ancient tree is light, with delicate grain and a silky sheen. It is used to craft tea utensils, fine bowls, chess pieces, or cutting boards, where its refined character truly stands out…
Juniper is unique in both its texture and aroma. These bowls are crafted from juniper wood, which is light yet strong and durable. Thanks to its striking grain – pale sapwood contrasted with dark, yellow-brown to violet heartwood – each bowl has an unmistakable character. Every juniper bowl is not only beautiful but also a sensorial and functional addition to the home – practical, fragrant, and carrying a nod to artisanal tradition…
Plum wood bowls stand out for their hardness, strength, and beautiful reddish-brown color with pronounced grain, giving each piece a unique character. They are perfect for everyday use as well as for decoration, as plum wood is not only beautiful but also highly durable. Thanks to its properties, plum wood is ideal for turning and maintains its shape perfectly even with long-term use. These bowls are an excellent choice for lovers of natural materials and traditional craftsmanship…
Apple wood bowls carry the delicacy of fruitwood and the atmosphere of old orchards. This wood is not only beautiful in its grain but also surprisingly strong and pleasant to the touch. Each bowl is unique, reflecting the character of the wood – rich pink and brown tones, subtle growth ring patterns, and small natural imperfections that only enhance the authenticity of the materiál…
Elm bowls combine the best of nature – airy elegance with robust stability. Elm wood (Ulmus genus) is known for its beautifully lively grain, pronounced growth rings, and warm tones ranging from light ochre to deep brown. Each elm bowl is a unique creation, born from respect for the material and traditional handcraftsmanship…
Beech wood has long been a staple of Czech workshops – whether carpentry, turning, or artisanal studios where bowls are made. Its dense structure, light color, and subtle grain give beech bowls a pleasantly calm appearance and a velvety surface. Beech bowls are not only beautiful but also practical – with proper care, they last for years and are suitable for both modern kitchens and rustic serving. Thanks to their naturally gentle color, they pair wonderfully with other materials such as ceramics, textiles, and metal…
Each pistachio bowl is like a glimpse at a map of the Middle East – contrasting lines, golden transitions, and subtle greenish hues tell the story of wood that grew in a harsh, sun-baked climate. Pistachio wood (Pistacia vera) captivates at first touch and sight – it is strong, smooth, and has a fine texture that highlights its unique grain…