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Acacia Wood Salad Bowl

$55.99

A salad bowl turned from solid acacia and left uncoated, so the dark and honey-toned grain shows right through.

Solid acacia
Uncoated finish
About 2.5" deep
Hand-wash

What's in the box

011 × Acacia wood salad bowl

SKU CJJJCFCJ01965-Brown-All-size

In stock — arrives 5–10 business days (US) · 6–10 (UK)

Description

A thin wooden bowl goes light and hollow-feeling, and it can split along the grain after a few washes.

This bowl is turned from solid acacia, so the wall has real weight and the bowl sits still while you toss a salad. It is about 2.5" (6 cm) deep: shallow enough to reach in and toss, deep enough to keep dressing from going over the side.

The grain runs dark through pale honey, so no two bowls look alike. It is left uncoated, with no finish to chip or wear through. Hand-wash it with mild soap, dry it standing up, and oil it when the wood starts to look dry.

Materials & Care

Solid acacia, turned and left uncoated so the grain shows through. Wash it by hand in warm water with mild soap and dry it standing up. Rub in food-safe mineral oil when the wood starts looking pale, and keep it out of the dishwasher.

Shipping & Returns

Complimentary standard shipping to the United States and United Kingdom, with no minimum spend. Orders are prepared within 1–3 business days. US delivery is typically 5–10 business days after dispatch, UK 6–10 business days.

Technical Specifications

Material: Solid acacia wood Depth: About 2.5" (6 cm) Finish: Natural, uncoated Use: Salads, fruit and serving Care: Hand-wash only, oil monthly Sold as: 1 bowl

Solid, weighted wall

Turned from a solid piece of acacia, the bowl has enough weight to stay put on the table while you toss leaves with dressing. At about 2.5" (6 cm) deep, it keeps the salad within easy reach and the dressing inside, and it also works for fruit or bread.

Natural grain, no coating

Instead of a lacquer that can chip or peel, the acacia is left in its natural state. The grain runs from dark streaks to pale honey, and each bowl has its own pattern. A light coat of food-safe mineral oil once a month keeps the color rich and the wood from drying out.