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15” Large Salad Bowl (15” x 5”)
Serves 5-8 people (8 side-salads, 4 full-meal salads)
18” Extra-Large Bowl (18” x 6”)
Serves large gatherings of 8-20 people, catering, art and décor piece
21” Oversized Jumbo Bowl (21” x 7.5”)
Serves large gatherings of 20-50 people, catering, art and décor piece
Our spalted/ambrosia maple wood bowls pay homage to a tradition of gathering that dates back to our earliest ancestors. They have exquisitely placed handles, and an oval shape.
The maple tree is beloved throughout New England for it’s syrup and vibrant fall foliage. Maple wood is characterized by a smooth grain and unique light color. We upcycle fallen maple trees that are in the early stages of decomposition to get remarkable spalted lines running throughout the wood. Each wood bowl is a unique masterpiece of nature (read about it here).
Our harvest bowls range in size from 15” to 21”, are sustainably sourced, upcycled, and handcrafted in New England.
Size guide (above) and sizing blog available for reference.
Envision transforming your kitchen into a vibrant hub of creativity and warmth with our exquisite handmade salad bowl and server sets!
Our salad bowls and server sets are not just functional kitchenware; they are powerful conversation starters and sources of inspiration for your culinary adventures.
Each set is a testament to craftsmanship, lovingly crafted by hand in our Western MA workshops from sustainably sourced, locally harvested wood, finished with all-natural, 100% food-safe materials.
With an array of sizes and wood types to choose from, you’ll find the perfect set that elevates your kitchen decor and reflects your personal style.
The beauty of our collection is its potential for customization—select large wooden salad bowls paired with unique servers that resonate with your individual flair.
This commitment fuels our sourcing, design, and crafting processes, ensuring that each piece fulfills its purpose while championing sustainability.
Central to our mission is the Peterman Family Promise: we celebrate the magic of upcycling.
By breathing new life into discarded materials, we help foster a circular economy while honoring nature’s stunning imperfections.
We take logs that might have been ignored or turned into firewood and transform them into breathtaking pieces that carry with them a unique narrative.
Each item showcases distinct grain patterns and colors, making them remarkable additions to your home.
Our dedication to preserving the natural characteristics of wood means that every wood bowl and cutting board is infused with its own special charm.
This dedication not only supports local ecosystems but uplifts artisans whose skills have been passed down through generations.
We carefully select woods native to the lush forests of central New England—Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Vermont—where every tree has its own story to tell.
Spencer, a master craftsman and artist, pours passion into every piece, ensuring that each wood bowl or cutting board is more than just an item; it’s a slice of history handcrafted in New England.
Embrace the timeless elegance of handmade artistry, where every item tells a story rooted in tradition and creativity.
Join us in commemorating the rich legacy of farmhouse kitchen wood bowls and craftsmanship—dive into our collection of hand-turned wood bowls and handmade wood cutting boards today, and let your kitchen reflect the extraordinary journey you’re on!
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As you explore our unique offerings, let the warmth and beauty of our handcrafted creations spark your imagination and inspire bold culinary adventures in your home.
These bowls are made with an acrylic food safe finish and are already sealed.
Prolonged exposure to water can cause damage; please DO NOT submerge in water or place in the dishwasher.
Common mistakes include letting old fruit and vegetables rot at the bottom of a bowl (this may stain) and putting a bowl/board in the oven.
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