Hawaiian Koa Wood-Turned Bowl
A handcrafted turning from authentic Hawaiian Koa wood, this numbered vessel (#1056) captures the island's storied legacy in a compact 4¾" × 5½" form. The wood's natural palette—warm blonde accents contrasting with deep reddish-brown tones—tells the story of Koa's royal heritage, once reserved for Hawaiian monarchs. A distinctive sap wood patch enhances its artisanal character, while the sustainable harvest from Mauna Kea's slopes ensures each piece carries genuine provenance. Perfect for collectors and those seeking to infuse their space with authentic Hawaiian craftsmanship, this one-of-a-kind vessel brings timeless warmth and cultural significance to any room.
Dimensions: 5 1/2" Wide X 4 3/4" Height, 1/4" Approx. Wall Thickness
Local Big Island artist Erick Loos painstakingly turned this wood bowl from wood that was sustainably harvest at the KoaWood Ranch. The piece is finished with Danish oil and beeswax.
All wood used comes from trees at the end of their lifecycle or that have fallen during storms. We never use wood from living trees.
