Amber Molten Glass Mini Bowl on Gamal Wood
Amber Molten Glass Mini Bowl on Gamal Wood
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Product Overview
A small amber glass bowl, 6cm across and 5cm deep, resting on a piece of gamal wood (Gliricidia sepium) that brings the whole piece to 12 x 6 x 7cm. It is made by hand from recycled glass in Indonesia, so expect the odd bubble or light mark in the glass and small differences in shape and grain from one piece to the next.
Why You'll Love It
- Warm amber glass against natural wood, a pairing that suits oak, rattan and linen
- Small 6cm bowl, the right size for rings, a tealight-sized air plant or a few tumbled stones
- The occasional tiny bubble in the glass is part of its character
- Each wood base is different in grain and outline, so no two pieces match
- A small gift that looks far more considered than its size
Materials & Specifications
| Product type | Molten glass bowl on wood |
| Material | Recycled glass, gamal wood (Gliricidia sepium) |
| Dimensions | 12 x 6 x 7cm overall. Bowl approx. 6cm diameter, 5cm high |
| Colour/Finish | Amber glass, natural wood |
| Country of origin | Indonesia |
Perfect For
Bedside ring and earring dish · Air plant and houseplant lovers · Housewarming gifts · Crystal display on a shelf · Stocking fillers
An Auro & Co Moment
Last thing at night you drop your rings into the little amber bowl on the bedside table, and in the morning the lamp light catches the glass as you put them back on.
Complete the Experience
Larger molten glass bowls and wooden serving pieces sit well alongside it on a sideboard or kitchen shelf.
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FAQ
Will mine look exactly like the photo?
Not exactly. Each piece is handmade, so the wood grain, base shape and glass vary slightly, and small bubbles or light scratches in the glass are part of the process.
What can I keep in it?
Its 6cm bowl suits small, dry things: rings, earrings, a small air plant or a few tumbled crystals.
Where is it made?
In Indonesia. The glass bowl sits on a base of gamal wood, a fast-growing tree also known as Gliricidia sepium.
