When a Large Wooden Bowl Makes Sense
When a Large Wooden Bowl Makes Sense (and How People Actually Use It) A large wooden bowl isn’t something you reach for without thinking. It comes out when the table starts to fill up. When one dish needs to serve more than a couple of people. When the bowl itself becomes part of what people […]
6 Ways a Small Wooden Bowl Fits Into Everyday Life
A small wooden bowl doesn’t take up much space. That is part of its appeal. It can sit on a table without crowding plates. It can live on a narrow shelf by the door. It can share a corner of the counter beside a cutting board and a knife. In our collection, a small bowl […]
From Fallen Trees to the Table
How We Think About Wood After a storm in Western Massachusetts, the woods look different. Branches that held their ground for years are suddenly leaning against each other. A tree that always stood in the same spot lies on its side with its roots open to the air. You see rings you’ve never seen before. […]
Small Live Edge Spalted Maple Wooden Bowl (10″)
Small but mighty. Our 10-inch ambrosia maple wooden bowl is perfect for solo salads, countertop fruit, or serving sides at the dinner table.
Our Story
Spencer Peterman is always on the lookout for fallen trees rotting in the woods. He gets excited about this kind of stuff. So do his customers. Hidden in those fallen trees — especially the ones covered by moss and dirt — is wood disfigured by the beginnings of decomposition. Turning that wood on a lathe […]