The Drip Bowl kharal or stack it with breadboards

or stack it with breadboards and other flat wood pieces on the kitchen bench

Built to Last: Durable elm timber made to stand the test of time

Long and narrow in dry elm

By the sink with a soap

One-of-a-kind character — no two bowls are the same

The Drip Bowl kharal or stack it with breadboardsThis one stopped me the moment I saw it. The surface is unlike anything else in the collection, covered in thousands of tiny indentations, bubble like and textural, as though something once dripped and dried across the stone over and over again for years. At the centre, two dark marks sit like a signature, evidence of a life lived hard and long before this one. The rim is rough and uneven, the interior worn smooth where whatever it held pooled and