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"Nara" Hand-Carved Jujube Wood Bowl
"Nara" Hand-Carved Jujube Wood Bowl
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"Nara" Hand-Carved Jujube Wood Bowl - Bring a slice of serene Japanese craftsmanship into your home with the "Nara" Jujube Wood Bowl. Whether you’re serving up a steaming miso soup, a fresh garden salad, or a simple portion of rice, these bowls offer a tactile, grounding experience that cold ceramic simply can’t match.
Crafted from solid Jujube wood—renowned for its incredible durability and stunning, deep grains—each bowl is a unique work of art. It’s "properly posh" tableware that doesn’t mind the rough and tumble of a busy family kitchen. If you're tired of the "clatter" of metal or the fragility of porcelain, it’s time to embrace the warmth of wood.
Benefits
Practically Unbreakable: Dropped it on the kitchen tiles? No drama. These bowls are naturally resilient and shatter-proof, making them the perfect "forever bowl" for clumsy toddlers and busy adults alike.
Safe for Little Hands: Wood is a natural insulator. Unlike metal or ceramic, it won't get scorching hot, ensuring your little ones can hold their porridge or soup without any "ouch" moments.
Eco-Friendly & Sustainable: Made from 100% natural Jujube wood with a food-grade lacquer, these bowls are a healthy, chemical-free alternative to plastic containers.
Artisan Aesthetic: Each bowl is hand-made, showcasing the unique knots and swirls of the tree it came from. It’s an instant upgrade to your "shelfie" or dining table.
Versatile Kitchen Staple: From morning muesli to evening snacks and desserts, these bowls are sized to handle all your daily bits and bobs.
Specifications
| Feature | Details |
| Material | Solid Jujube Wood |
| Finish | Food-Grade Safe Lacquer |
| Size: Medium | Dia 11.8cm x H 6.7cm |
| Size: Large | Dia 12.7cm x H 8.0cm |
| Weight | Lightweight & Portable |
| Care | Hand wash only (no soaking or microwave) |
Simple Steps to maintain wood utensils in good condition:
1. Hand wash only with soap and warm water.
2. Please dry wood utensils with a towel, instead of letting them air dry.
3. To restore the warm polished look and keep the wood in good condition, please occasionally (once a month or so) rub in a little mineral oil with a soft cloth.
