#250 - Small Hawiian Koa Wood Bowl

***Make Sure to look at dimensions of bowl!***

Wood turned bowls are some of the most beautiful things that can come off a lathe. Getting into my shop and learning how to turn bowls has truly been a labor love...but it's something that I truly am grateful that I've taken the time to learn.

Hawaiian Koa Wood originates in Hawaii, and I’m so incredibly happy that I’ve had a chance to work with this wood! With the piece I was able to get I decided to try some different shapes, instead of just a regular bowl. This bowl has some beautiful grain and the coloring is phenomenal!

This bowl was made on December 9, 2024, for Week 36 of the B.P. Farms Workshop Instagram series “It’s Monday…let’s make something!” To find out more about it, you can read the blog post! This bowl was made from a cottonwood log my dad brought out from Montana.

This bowl was hand turned, by me, here on the farm and finished with Walrus Oil Cutting Board Oil and rubbed down with B.P. Farms Wood Butter.

Item Details:

Approximately 1.25" Tall
Width: Approximately 7"
Weight: Approximately 2.5 oz

Please note that because this is a handmade item, and just the nature of wood itself...means that over time depending on temperature and moisture, the bowl will change shape slightly. That's part of the charm of these types of bowls.

***The bowl in the pictures is the ACTUAL bowl you will receive.***