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Teak Serving Bowl on Metal Stand

Handmade in Indonesia
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Teak wood, Ironmade with

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Warm teak grain lifts the eye before you place a single thing inside it. This teak serving bowl on an iron stand brings natural wood and a slim sculptural base together, giving a table, console or kitchen counter an easy focal point for fruit, dry snacks or everyday objects.

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What it is

A teak bowl raised on a slim metal stand. This is the large one, 25 cm across.

Why people choose it

  • For the table Salads, fruit or snacks.
  • Large 25 cm across.
  • Needs assembling Fix the bowl to its stand. Screws are not included.

Care: Wipe wood and woven pieces with a damp cloth, then let them dry. Wash glass jars by hand, away from microwave and dishwasher. Keep water out of terracotta vases and away from selenite.

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About this product

What the raised bowl brings to a room
  • The honey-toned teak shows flowing grain across the inside of the bowl, so it feels warm rather than plain.
  • A rounded rim gives the piece a soft, tactile edge, lovely when it sits within reach on a dining table.
  • The black iron stand keeps the bowl visually light, with an open circular base that does not feel heavy in the room.
  • It works as a centrepiece without needing much styling: fruit, wrapped treats, keys, jewellery or dried botanicals all sit naturally inside it.
  • The contrast of wood and metal makes it feel calm but contemporary, suited to both rustic and cleaner interiors.
Teak wood with a slim iron base

The bowl is made from teak wood, a hardwood valued for its dense grain and natural oils. The stand is iron, shown in a narrow black form that raises the bowl and gives it a lighter profile than a flat-based piece.

The surface shows the character of the wood clearly, with darker lines and warmer golden areas moving through the bowl. Natural variation is part of the appeal, so the grain pattern will differ from piece to piece.

How to style and look after it

Use it as a decorative bowl for fruit, dry snacks, wrapped sweets, potpourri, jewellery, keys or seasonal pieces. If using it with food, avoid wet or oily items unless you add a liner.

Wipe the teak with a soft, dry or lightly damp cloth, then dry it straight away. Do not soak it or put it in the dishwasher. Keep the iron stand away from prolonged moisture to help preserve its finish.

Indonesian teak in a modern home

Teak has a long place in Indonesian furniture and homeware, prized for its strength, warm colour and ability to age with character. Here, the wood is kept simple and open, letting the grain do most of the talking. The raised metal stand gives it a more contemporary outline, so it feels less like a traditional wooden bowl and more like a small display piece for slow, everyday rituals: fruit gathered on the table, keys placed by the door, or dried botanicals changing with the season.

Size and practical details

The bowl measures 25 x 25 cm and weighs 712 g. It is made from teak wood and iron, and originates from Indonesia. The bowl needs to be assembled with the metal stand. Screws are not included.

Common questions

Is this bowl mainly decorative or for serving?
For wet, oily or unwrapped food, use a liner.
Will the wood grain look exactly like the photo?
No. Teak is a natural material, so each bowl has its own grain movement, tone and darker markings.