Molten Glass on Wood - Small Bowl
Molten Glass on Wood - Small Bowl
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Small Molten Glass Bowl on Natural Gamal Wood
Bring natural texture and handcrafted character into your home with this Small Molten Glass Bowl on Wood. Recycled glass is hand-blown and shaped while hot over a natural gamal wood base, allowing the glass to settle around the timber’s individual curves as it cools.
Compact enough for shelves, desks and side tables, the clear glass keeps the design light while the rugged wooden base adds warmth and contrast. Style it with an air plant, crystal chips, decorative moss or a simple natural arrangement, or leave it empty as a sculptural piece in its own right.
- Dimensions: approximately 13 × 12.5 × 10 cm
- Net weight: approximately 600 g
- Hand-blown recycled glass
- Natural gamal wood base
- Glass shaped directly over the individual wood form
- Ideal for air plants, crystals and decorative arrangements
- Each piece varies naturally in shape, grain and finish
Small-Scale Artisan Glass with Plenty of Character
The appeal of molten glass on wood comes from the fact that the timber helps shape the glass itself. Instead of a perfectly uniform mould, the softened glass follows the ridges and contours beneath it, creating an individual fit between the two materials.
That natural variation makes even the smaller pieces feel distinctive. The compact footprint also makes this bowl especially easy to work into a layered shelf display alongside plants, crystals, soft lighting and other organic textures.
See more hand-shaped glass and timber pieces in our Molten Glass on Wood collection, add a softer evening atmosphere with our DriftGlow Lamps, or bring more natural stone and organic texture into your display with our Gemstone Trees.
More about this molten glass bowl
Materials: Recycled hand-blown glass and natural gamal wood
Dimensions: Approximately 13 × 12.5 × 10 cm
Net weight: Approximately 600 g
Because the glass is individually formed over natural wood, every bowl will vary slightly in glass contour, timber grain and overall shape. Small bubbles and light surface marks can also occur as part of the handmade glass-working process.
Place on a stable, level surface and clean gently with a soft cloth. Avoid sudden temperature changes and abrasive cleaners.
