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• Hands to make6.0
• Days to create50.0
• Steps to finish3.0
• Heritage preserved Wood Turning

Why we love this thing

A collector’s delight, Stackable Wooden Serving Bowls are made of Rohida wood, a native tree of Rajasthan, India. Rare, dense grained and self-propagating, Rohida cannot be planted or farmed making it unique. ‘Kharadi’ craftsmen, Muslim artisans who trace their ancestral practice to Mughal times, are immensely accurate, consistent and sensitive in their wood turning. For centuries they have been making, perhaps the thinnest turned bowls anywhere, with skills few in today’s world possess.

Meet the maker

Anantaya is a globally recognized lifestyle design studio committed to the development of innovative ideas through the preservation of ancient crafts. Anantaya creates luxury products imbibing stories of Indian culture from a contemporary perspective and also supporting the development of handmade crafts as a source of meaningful employment in the local communities.

Details you should know

• This serving bowl is a must-have for any modern home. Can also be used for potpourri or as a fruit and snacks platteer.
• Composed of Rohida wood.
• Dimensions of 17.5 x 17.5 x 13.5 cm.
• Clean with a soft dry cloth, and keep in a dry place.
• Designed and handcrafted in India.