Stackable Solid Wood Bowl, Natural Wooden Salad, Soup and Rice Bowl for Dining Table and Kitchen
A solid wood bowl turned thick to feel substantial, shaped to stack in the cupboard.
Details
This stackable solid wood bowl is turned thick, so it has real weight in the hand and does not feel as though it might split. The shape lets several bowls nest inside each other, which means a set takes one shelf spot instead of a row. It is warm to hold in a way ceramic never is, and quiet: no ring when a spoon meets the side.
The smaller bowl is the one you eat from: rice, miso soup, porridge in the morning. The larger one goes in the middle of the dining table as a salad bowl with a pair of servers standing in it, and both stack when the meal is done. Wooden bowls sit well with linen, stoneware and glass, and stacked on an open shelf they look as good as in use.
Two sizes: 15 cm, or 6 in, for a single serving of rice or soup, and 21 cm, or 8 in, for salad for the table. Grain and tone vary because it is natural timber. Hand wash in warm water, wipe out and dry immediately; standing water is what splits wooden bowls, so no sink soaking and no dishwasher. A food-safe oil now and then keeps the surface from drying out; store stacked in a dry cupboard.
Specifications
Material: Wood
Materials + Care
Materials and dimensions are listed under Details. Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth and keep wood, rattan and wool felt away from standing water. For lighting, check the plug type and voltage in the variant name before ordering.
Shipping + Returns
We ship to the US, Europe, Australia and New Zealand by tracked post. Most orders arrive in 8 to 15 days. Shipping is $4.95 and free on orders over $100. You get a tracking number by email as soon as your order is on its way. If your order has not arrived within 30 days, we resend it or refund you in full. Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery, unused and in the original packaging; contact us first for a return authorization.

Why it earns its place
Turned thick
Substantial in the hand and on the table, not a thin bowl that feels as though it might split.
Two sizes
The 15 cm takes rice or soup for one; the 21 cm serves salad for the whole table.
Stacks in the cupboard
Shaped so several nest inside each other, so a set of bowls takes one shelf spot instead of a row.

In your home
The 15 cm bowl is the one you eat from: rice, miso soup, porridge in the morning, and it is warm in the hands in a way ceramic never is. The 21 cm goes in the middle of the table with the salad and a pair of servers standing in it. Both stack when the meal is done.
Wood bowls suit a table of linen, stoneware and glass, and they are quiet: no ring when a spoon meets the side. On an open shelf, stacked, they look as good as they do in use, which is more than most tableware can say.
Materials and quality
Solid wood turned thick, so the bowl has real weight in the hand and does not feel fragile. The shape is worked out so that several bowls stack inside each other, which saves a shelf of cupboard space. Two sizes: 15 cm, or 6 in, for a single serving of rice or soup, and 21 cm, or 8 in, for salad for the table. Grain and tone vary because it is natural timber, so each bowl is its own.
Care and everyday use
Hand wash in warm water, wipe out and dry immediately; standing water is what splits wooden bowls, so never leave them in the sink or put them through the dishwasher. Rub in a food-safe oil now and then to keep the surface from drying out. Store them stacked in a dry cupboard, away from a radiator.
Good to know
Which size should I pick?
The 15 cm is for one person, rice or soup; the 21 cm is a salad bowl for the table.
Do they stack?
Yes. They are shaped so several nest inside each other in a cupboard.
Can it go in the dishwasher?
Hand wash and dry it straight away; that keeps the bowl whole, since standing water is what splits wood.