CHOOSE your BOWL
Great wood deserves a long life.
Our bowls are made from beautiful wood selected at our mill, then turned and finished to let the grain and color do most of the talking. The classic shape is designed for everyday use and crafted to last. And the best part? No two bowls are alike. Find the one that's yours.










The exceptional ones.
Our Singular Collection starts with the most remarkable wood we find—rare figure, dramatic grain and natural character that stands apart. These are the bowls that get noticed. And while they can look like works of art, they’re made to be used every day.
Big Leaf Maple
Every now and then, a piece of Big Leaf Maple stops us in our tracks, and that’s saying a lot. Exceptional figure, unexpected patterns and striking contrasts make these bowls anything but ordinary. When the wood is this spectacular, we let it steal the spotlight.
Big Leaf Maple sourced in the USA
















Great wood. Different calling.
Soundwood Bowls begin with the same exceptional logs we mill for musical instruments. But not every beautiful piece of wood is destined to become a guitar. When the grain or color isn’t quite right for an instrument, turns out it’s just right for a bowl.
Big Leaf Maple
Native to the Pacific Northwest, Big Leaf Maple has a fine, consistent texture and beautiful natural grain. Its creamy color deepens over time to a warm honey hue. The kind of bowl that just gets better with age.
Big Leaf Maple sourced in the USA
























Good wood deserves another chance.
Fallen, aging or imperfect trees can still have plenty of life left in them. Our Salvage Collection gives overlooked wood a new purpose, turning what might otherwise be left behind into beautiful bowls made for every day. Around here, we have a hard time giving up on good wood.
Alder
Lightweight yet durable, Alder makes a great everyday bowl. Its pale, understated grain gradually deepens with age, revealing warm reddish tones and more character along the way. Kind of like a woodturner’s hands.
Big Leaf Maple
Heartwood-rich Big Leaf Maple is often passed over because of its deeper color and natural variation. We happen to think those are its best features. Perfectly imperfect—and all the better for it.
Alder and Big Leaf Maple sourced in the USA