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Honey Locust Yarn Bowl - 8" x 3.75"

$104.00

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This honey locust bowl has an amazing grain, color and shape. The bowl was turned green from a tree brought down by Hurricane Isaias (2020) in Brooklyn, NY. The bowl was twice-turned, meaning it was rough turned and allowed to season for 6 months, then finish turned to this shape.

Though it's intended use is as a yarn bowl, it could serve just as well as a fruit bowl or centerpiece bowl.

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This honey locust bowl has an amazing grain, color and shape. The bowl was turned green from a tree brought down by Hurricane Isaias (2020) in Brooklyn, NY. The bowl was twice-turned, meaning it was rough turned and allowed to season for 6 months, then finish turned to this shape.

Though it's intended use is as a yarn bowl, it could serve just as well as a fruit bowl or centerpiece bowl.