This teak wood bowl, crafted in the 1970s, is shaped as a half walnut and exemplifies the era's affinity for organic, minimalist forms. The warm, medium brown hue with a subtle reddish undertone is characteristic of teak, while the matte to satin finish accentuates the natural wood grain and flowing patterns across the surface. Hand-carved with gentle curves and rounded edges, the bowl has a soft, sculptural presence. Its proportions are balanced, featuring an elongated oval body with subtly integrated spouts at each end. The overall condition is good, showing minor surface scratches and a light patina typical of age and use, but with no cracks or major damage. This piece embodies the spirit of the 1970s—a period when natural materials and organic forms became central in everyday design. The teak bowl seems to echo the quiet harmony and restrained functionality valued in the mid-century modern movement, where simplicity and utility were celebrated without superfluous ornament. Each subtle mark and gentle patina tells a story of shared moments, daily rituals, and a respect for handcraft. The bowl can be displayed on a wooden console, complemented by other vintage or mid-century modern accents—such as geometric candleholders, Murano glass vases, or simple ceramics. It would also serve well as a practical accent on a coffee table, ideal for serving nuts, small fruits, or as a sculptural decorative object in a minimalist living room. Pairing it with textiles in natural hues and rounded forms would further highlight its organic character. Dimensions: height 4.5 cm, width 20 cm, depth 12 cm. The bowl is made from solid teak wood with a uniform wall thickness and a hand-finished surface
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Height4 cm
Depth12 cm
Width20 cm
Dimension details
Width20 cm
Height4 cm
Depth12 cm
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