Breakfast on the table, a handful of fruit in the bowl, and the mood instantly warms up — that is the feeling a teak bowl brings back. You pick it up, you feel the weight of the wood; you look at it and see natural grain lines that remind you of a living material. This is not a display object: it is an everyday utility piece that develops its own patina over the years.
What it offers in the kitchen and living room
Salad, fruit, bread, pastries — or simply a place to drop keys and a phone instead of the daily 'where did I put it'. Its hand-friendly size makes it easy to carry from the table to the sofa, and guests will glance at it before they even ask what is inside.
Why teak holds up well
Teak's high natural oil content makes it resilient against moisture, which is part of why it works so well in the kitchen. This does not mean it can go in the dishwasher — wash by hand with lukewarm water and a gentle detergent, then towel it dry. A few drops of food-safe oil rubbed into the surface once or twice a year keeps the colour deep.
Unique grain
Because the bowl is cut from natural wood, every piece has a different grain pattern and tone. What arrives at your home is not one of many: it is a particular section of a particular tree. Pieces range from a golden brown base into deeper grain lines, each with its own drawing.
Product details
- Size: 31 × 22 × 8 cm
- Net weight: approx. 1.29 kg
- Material: teak wood
- Country of origin: Indonesia
A piece of wood — but once it enters your kitchen, you find yourself reaching for it every day.