Molten Glass On Wood Bowl - Brown

No, the glass is hand-blown and shaped directly onto the wood, creating a permanent fusion. The bowl and stand are designed as a single integrated piece.

Wipe the wood base with a slightly damp cloth. Avoid soaking or using harsh detergents. For maintenance, a light application of food-safe mineral oil can be used periodically.

It is not recommended to put very hot liquids in the glass bowl, as extreme temperature changes can potentially damage handmade glass. Lukewarm liquids are generally acceptable.

The glass is handmade from recycled materials and, while beautiful, should be handled with care. It is susceptible to breakage if dropped or subjected to sharp impacts. Minor imperfections are part of its handmade charm.

Yes, due to the handmade nature and recycled materials, the blue-green hue may vary slightly in intensity and distribution from piece to piece.

The stand is made from authentic Balinese Gamal wood, which is known for its natural, often gnarled root formations.

Ensure the bowl is settled correctly onto the wood root. If the wood base is uneven, try placing a small, folded cloth or felt pad underneath the base to level it on your surface.

This is normal for handmade recycled glass. Minor imperfections are part of the product's unique character and do not affect its functionality.

Lightly wipe the wood with a damp cloth. For deeper conditioning, apply a small amount of food-safe mineral oil with a soft cloth and buff gently.

For sticky residue, use a soft sponge with mild soap and lukewarm water. Rinse thoroughly and dry immediately. For stubborn stains, a baking soda paste might be effective, followed by gentle rinsing.