BOWLS AND PLATTERS

This Orange Burst platter is great for sharing food - nibbles, snacks, sweets, cakes...whatever you fancy

It's handmade by artisans in India from sustainable mango wood.

As with all these artisan-made products, lumps and bumps and individualities are to be expected and seen as part of their charm

The surface can be wiped clean. Keep water away from the edges and from the mango wood. Don't immerse in water or put in a dishwasher!

Dimensions: L (including handle) - 46cms; W - 13cms; handle length 14.5cms 

This Leaves-design platter is great for sharing food - nibbles, snacks, sweets, cakes...whatever you fancy

It's handmade by artisans in India from sustainable mango wood.

As with all these artisan-made products, lumps and bumps and individualities are to be expected and seen as part of their charm

The surface can be wiped clean. Keep water away from the edges and from the mango wood. Don't immerse in water or put in a dishwasher!

Dimensions: L (including handle) - 46cms; W - 13cms; handle length 14.5cms 

This Red Burst platter is great for sharing food - nibbles, snacks, sweets, cakes...whatever you fancy

It's handmade by artisans in India from sustainable mango wood.

As with all these artisan-made products, lumps and bumps and individualities are to be expected and seen as part of their charm

The surface can be wiped clean. Keep water away from the edges and from the mango wood. Don't immerse in water or put in a dishwasher!

Dimensions: L (including handle) - 46cms; W - 13cms; handle length 14.5cms 

Hand-crafted in mango wood by artisans in India, this serving bowl / fruit bowl is helpfully light, with a stunning colour-burst design

As with all these artisan-made products, lumps and bumps and individualities are to be expected and we see them as part of their charm

The surface is food-safe and can be wiped clean. Keep water away from the edges and the mango wood

Max dimensions: Diameter - 26cms H - 6cms

Care guidance to keep your bowl in tip-top condition:

• Don't put into the dishwasher!
• Pat the bowl with a cloth and let it air dry
• Apply a mineral oil to the wood occasionally to prevent the wood from drying out and cracking

Hand-crafted in mango wood by artisans in India, this serving bowl / fruit bowl is helpfully light, with a stunning leaves design

As with all these artisan-made products, lumps and bumps and individualities are to be expected and we see them as part of their charm

The surface is food-safe and can be wiped clean. Keep water away from the edges and the mango wood

 Max dimensions: Diameter - 26cms H - 6cms

Care guidance to keep your bowl in tip-top condition:

• Don't put into the dishwasher!
• Pat the bowl with a cloth and let it air dry
• Apply a mineral oil to the wood occasionally to prevent the wood from drying out and cracking

Hand-crafted in mango wood by artisans in India, this flat serving dish/ fruit bowl is helpfully light, with a stunning colour-burst design

As with all these artisan-made products, lumps and bumps and individualities are to be expected and we see them as part of their charm

The surface is food-safe and can be wiped clean. Keep water away from the edges and the mango wood

Max dimensions: Diameter - 31cms H - 4cms

Care guidance to keep your bowl in tip-top condition:

• Don't put into the dishwasher!
• Pat the bowl with a cloth and let it air dry
• Apply a mineral oil to the wood occasionally to prevent the wood from drying out and cracking

These glorious blue, handmade bowls with a black base are satisfyingly chunky - and fascinating to look at

They have been created using the Raku technique, made famous in the 1580s by the Japanese for their tea bowls. The "cracked" finish is created with the Raku technique of plunging the bowl into straw, immediately after taking it out of the kiln, sparking fire.

Dimensions: Dia - 10cms H - 6.5cms

Dip into the intensity of the blue, encased by graphite grey. These

handmade bowls are really eye-catching and tactile

They have been created using the Raku technique, made famous in the 1580s by the Japanese for their tea bowls. The "cracked" finish is created with the Raku technique of plunging the bowl into straw, immediately after taking it out of the kiln, sparking fire.

Dimensions: Dia - 10cms H - 6.5cms