Madras Large Wood Bowl
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Bring effortless elegance to your dining table or countertop with the Madras Mango Wood Bowl. With its flowing organic shape and warm mango wood grain, this handcrafted piece is more than just serveware—it’s a functional work of art.
Made from sustainably sourced mango wood from protected groves in India, each bowl is naturally unique, showcasing rich striations and subtle highlights. The interior is finished with a food-safe white enamel coating that contrasts beautifully with the golden-brown wood exterior—perfect for salads, fruits, or simply as a centerpiece.
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Size: 12″ x 11.25″ x 4.25″
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Material: Mango wood with food-safe enamel interior
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Sustainably sourced from protected groves in India
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Ethically handcrafted in small batches
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Care Instructions: Hand wash with mild soap. Avoid soaking or harsh detergents. Gently clean with a soft, damp cloth.
Whether you're entertaining guests or elevating everyday meals, this artisanal bowl brings nature's charm and modern craftsmanship into your home.
Made from mango wood.
Ethically crafted in small batches.
Imbued with a food-safe coating.
Pair with: Madras Serving Utensils
12" x 11.25" x 4.25"
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Founder Jonathan Hankar first arrived in California from Belgium on business in 2005. Upon discovering an immediate fondness for the west coast’s entrepreneurial spirit and understated modernity, a new vision began to emerge. In a market brimming with plastics and polymers, Jonathan saw an opportunity to bring an easier, more organic elegance to the table—literally and figuratively. However, it wasn’t until meeting his wife and copilot Patricia Hankar that the full Be Home story began to unfold.
Today Be Home designs and produces hand crafted and responsibly made products that not only last, but add a sense of purpose and adventure in people’s day-to-day routines.
