Bring a piece of Japan's legendary forests into your home with this beautiful bowl from master woodworker Kenji Usuda. The organic edge of the vessel emphasizes its natural origins, as does its elongated shape and striking wood grain. This piece - crafted from sen wood and stained a rich, dark brown - is wonderfully smooth to the touch and coated in food-safe walnut oil and beeswax to protect the surface of the wood and add a lustrous shine.

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About Kenji Usuda
"Living in the woods, thinking of the woods, creating in the woods" is the philosophy of Kenji Usuda, an award-winning Japanese woodworker who meticulously crafts gorgeous wares on a forested plot of land near his home in Hokkaido. As part of his efforts to restore the vibrancy of the forest around him, Usuda carefully thins local tree populations then uses the resulting lumber to create one-of-a-kind woodworks.

Materials: Sen wood, walnut oil, beeswax
Dimensions: 10.25" D x 4.95" H
Care: To clean, wash the bowl with minimal detergent, then dry immediately and thoroughly. If necessary, gently apply additional walnut oil or beeswax. Not microwave- or dishwasher-safe.
Hokkaido, Japan