(subfossil oak wood)
Bowls from Subfossil Oak – a Thousand-year Depth and Natural Mystique
Subfossil oak, also known as bog oak, is one of the oldest types of wood that can be worked with. This material has lain underground or underwater for hundreds to thousands of years without access to air, during which it acquired its characteristic dark to black color and exceptional density.
Bowls made from this wood are truly exceptional – both visually and to the touch. Deep tones, a soft matte sheen, and often an almost metal-hard surface evoke the feeling of a petrified tree. Each piece is not only a decorative object but also a carrier of ancient energy and story that reaches back to the Bronze Age or even the Neolithic.
These bowls are a perfect choice for those who seek timeless beauty, history, and natural elegance. Each piece is created with deep respect for this unique material and in dialogue with its structure and grain.
