Turned by hand from Chinese Elm wood, this unique bowl is created by the artist, John Cobb. John makes incredible pieces from wood found in local arborist's wood piles. The Black Acacia wood has a beautiful grain pattern, beginning with a blonde top edge gradating to a rich brown at the center. A great California memento.

Presentation bowl/platter, beautiful to look at and hold. Perfect for salad or fruit. Will also hold jewelry, or keys. Top edge with a rim width of just 3/16 of an inch (very difficult to achieve on a lathe). Oil occasionally with food-grade mineral oil. Do not let the bowl soak or remain in water.

9 inches long, 7 3/4 inches wide,  2 1/4 inches deep. Signed by the artist.

This small fruit and salad bowl is made from hand-crafted Mahogany wood, sustainably sourced from the Petén Jungle in Guatemala. A lovely kitchen accessory, perfect for storing small fruit, serving salad, or displaying small household items.

Handcrafted in Guatemala using ethically sourced, certified and responsibly harvested mahogany wood.

7 inches diameter, 3 1/4 inches tall

This is the ultimate art-piece/cutting board. Heavyweight, fantastically detailed, and absolutely gorgeous. We sell many of the standard Ooms cutting boards for $45.00, but if you are looking for something unique, a statement gift, take a look at this amazing piece.

Created by custom cabinetmaker, Russell Ooms, each board is one-of-a-kind and signed by the artist. Woods used in composition include red and white oak, cherry, poplar, mahogany, Douglas fir, yellow pine, cedar, hard maple, purple heart, and paduak. Handsome gift item, popular in all The Gardener stores.

A coating of food-grade mineral oil has been applied to each board. Hand wash with warm soap and water after each use. Do not let the board soak or remain in water. Occasional oiling with food-grade mineral oil will preserve the natural beauty of the wood.

11 3/4 inches X 9 1/4 inches X 1 3/4 inches, weighs 4 lbs

Beautifully crafted wooden mold from Japan. This hand carved wooden mold is called Kashigata in Japan. It was used as a mold for making Wagashi (sweets). The vintage Kashigata mold was made by skilled craftsman using chisels to create the intricate detail. We don't usually see such a detailed turtle in these molds.

Vintage, some visible wear. Separates into 3 pieces

Measures 8 inches long, 4 1/2 inches wide, 1 3/4 inches tall