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Black Maire Wooden Chopper. Beautifully hand crafted by Kitchen Artefacts. Used for herbs, nuts, cheese, cold meats, dough, getting sweetcorn off the cob, pizza. Each piece is unique and vary in size and wood grain. Made in New Zealand. Approximate measurements: Vary from 12 x 9 cms Available in lighter and darker shades.

This classic Maire wooden bowl will make a great general purpose bowl and it will look good sitting around waiting to be used.

Maire is a very special native tree, slow growing and hard so quite rare, I'm very lucky to get an opportunity to work with it.

Perfectly crafted tub bowl made from timber in the Kaihu region, Northland, milled in the 1960's. 'Artefact - a product of human art and workmanship. Individually handmade by Tom Muir and Louise Armstrong. They take great pride in salvaging untreated wood, which is finished and protected with a food...

Perfectly crafted bowl made from Spotted Taraire salvaged log, from Northland. 'Artefact - a product of human art and workmanship. Individually handmade by Tom Muir and Louise Armstrong. They take great pride in salvaging untreated wood, which is finished and protected with a food safe, plant based ...

Beautifully handcrafted spatula. When you pick them up you don't want to put them down as they feel so good to hold. A pleasure luxury to cook with. Fabulous for working in frypans. Wonderful as a server - the end is sharp enough to slice and blade is wide perfect for scooping up. Each piece is uniq...

Beautifully handcrafted spatula. When you pick them up you don't want to put them down as they feel so good to hold. A pleasure luxury to cook with. Fabulous for working in frypans. Wonderful as a server - the end is sharp enough to slice and blade is wide perfect for scooping up. Each piece is uniq...

Native Black Maire Toki Size: 73mm L Adjustable plaited wax cord The Toki represents courage and strength, two traits necessary for navigating life. For aeons, Mori have long relied on the Toki, a traditional adze tool, usually fashioned from stone such as onewa or pounamu. Beyond its practical use,...

'Artefact a product of human art and workmanship. Individually handmade by Tom Muir and Louise Armstrong. They take great pride in salvaging untreated wood, which is finished and protected with a food safe, plant based oil/wax product. Wood types sizes vary according to Tom's creative energy. Please inquire for individual specifications.

Ancient Rata Wooden Chopper. Beautifully hand crafted by Kitchen Artefacts from an extremely old Native Rata tree salvaged from the Whanganui River where it has been preserved by the cold waters since the Taupo eruption event in circa 186 A.D. Used for herbs, nuts, cheese, cold meats, dough, getting...

'Artefact a product of human art and workmanship. Individually handmade by Tom Muir and Louise Armstrong. They take great pride in salvaging untreated wood, which is finished and protected with a food safe, plant based oil/wax product. Wood types sizes vary according to Tom's creative energy. Please inquire for individual specifications.

This chopper has many uses, from mixing bread dough to cutting cheese, even cutting corn off the cob Easily sharpened with 400g sandpaper. 'Artefact a product of human art and workmanship. Individually handmade by Tom Muir and Louise Armstrong. They take great pride in salvaging untreated wood, whic...

Actual weight of bag is approx 970g You will recieve one 13" Singing Bowl Carry Case Each is unique and may differ slighly The 13" Singing Bowl Case can carry an 9", 11" and a 13" Singing Bowl as pictured

For those with a fondness for stunning accessories, our Koji Marble Bowl is a perfect choice. Crafted from premium black marble, it stands as an exquisite option for practical uses as well as making a styling statement. The centrepiece on a dining table, placed on a sophisticated coffee table, or se...

The Nuru Marble Bowl is the definition of modern elegance. It's versatile size makes it perfect for serving food, displaying fruit, or simply as a decorative piece on it's own. Meticulously carved from premium black marble, each bowl boasts its own unique character, ensuring a one-of-a-kind piece fo...

Robert Gordon - Robert Gordon's a multitasking hero in the kitchen and dining area. This stunning ceramic bowl is a great size for entertaining and can be used as a serving bowl, salad bowl or as a mixing bowl when baking. It would equally look great on a table as a fruit bowl. - Oven, microwave dishwasher safe Material: High-fired stoneware Size: 25cm (dia) x 12cm (h) Made in Australia.

When friends and family gather, fill this bowl with your fruit of choice and place it on the table or kitchen bench. : - Black Earthenware Melamine - Not Microwave Safe - Not Oven Safe Dimensions: dia. 310 x 90mm

This stoneware salad bowl is lovingly handmade. Oven, dishwasher, and microwave safe. - 300DIA X 85H

Indulge in the finest dining experience with our Crystal Bowl. This top-quality salad bowl is a truly special gift for yourself or a loved one. Its elegant design and high-quality materials make it the perfect addition to any dining table. Enhance your meals and elevate your hosting with our exclusive Crystal Bowl. Size W20 x H9

Approximate size of W34cm x D30cm x H9cm, this stunningly unique freeform bowl looks perfect in any natural home decor. Shop online in New Zealand today

Although the Black Toast French Bowl is the original, we know you just love the Black Toast Cereal Bowl. And it fits perfectly into the dishwasher. - Height: 5.6cm - Diameter: 16.4cm - Capacity: 425ml Emma Bridgewater pottery is handmade and hand-decorated in Stoke-On-Trent. - Made From: English Earthenware - Made In: Stoke-on-Trent, UK - Material: Pottery - Shape: Cereal Bowl

A handwoven round rattan basket bowl, which has been given a vintage brown finish. You can choose to style it on your console or sideboard, or pile lemons or apples inside the bowl and place on your kitchen benchtop. The curved lip of the fruit bowl allows for this. It also looks perfect in the midd...