Boracay Canoe Bowl - Charcoal

Name: Boracay Canoe Bowl - Charcoal
Brand: Lily Juliet
SKU: 110530048024
Price: 495.0 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

$495.00

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Inspired by the serene beauty of Boracay's beaches, this dark blue canoe-shaped bowl is handcrafted from hundreds of small pieces of mahogany wood, intricately and precisely fitted together. Made by gifted Filipino artisans using wood salvaged from fallen trees. With its soothing color and elegant design, it brings a touch of coastal charm to any table setting.

Inspired by the serene beauty of Boracay's beaches, this grey canoe-shaped bowl is handcrafted from hundreds of small pieces of mahogany wood, intricately and precisely fitted together. Made by gifted Filipino artisans using wood salvaged from fallen trees. With its soothing color and elegant design, it brings a touch of coastal charm to any table setting.

Inspired by the serene beauty of Boracay's beaches, this ivory canoe-shaped bowl is handcrafted from hundreds of small pieces of mahogany wood, intricately and precisely fitted together. Made by gifted Filipino artisans using wood salvaged from fallen trees. With its soothing color and elegant design, it brings a touch of coastal charm to any table setting.

Made from hundreds of small pieces of wood intricately and precisely fitted together, this sculptural vessel is sure to be an alluring centerpiece for any tablescape or the perfect fruit bowl for elevating your kitchen counter. Handcrafted out of mahogany by gifted Filipino artisans using wood that is salvaged from fallen down trees, each vessel is designed to catch your eye, stir your curiosity, and create conversation.

Details

Color: Charcoal
Material: Mahogany
Dimensions: 25" W x 12" D x 6" H
Care: Hand wash
Available in other colors

Blue
Glacial grey
Ivory

Brand

At Lily Juliet, they create elevated vessels that are both useful for entertaining and that add artistic interest to your home. Discovering a wonderful workshop on the tropical island of Cebu in the Philippines, Joel Levin, the owner and principal designer, set out to create a collection from translucent resin. Drawn to the interplay between light and color, each piece was uniquely formed depending on how the two interacted; each is like a painting, some cloud-like, some just a wave of color. While they set out to create designs that make life more fun and beautiful, they are also dedicated to also improving the lives of their craftsmen and their families in both the Philippines and Vietnam.

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