• Hands to make20
• Days to create60
• Steps to finish6
• Key to perfection Work Working - Cutting, Carving, Drying and Sanding
• Heritage preserved This elegant woodwork style descends from Thai artisans in the Siamese Kingdom, present-day Chiang Mai, and Burma. During its detailed preparation process, mango wood is cut into small pieces and treated with skilled hands in a lathing machine. The lathed wood is then shaped into different sizes by locally made tools created by artisans themselves.

Why we love this thing

A set of two, these pieces are versatile in their use and unique in their style. This technique descends from Thai artisans in the Siamese Kingdom, mango wood is cut Into small pieces and then lathed with locally made tools to create a beautiful texture. Add these to your kitchen as a wooden fruit bowl and a salad bowl, a definite conversation starter.

Meet the maker

CuroCarte redefines luxury with a range of elegant and contemporary lifestyle decor, embodying an intervention on rare crafts supporting the maker revolution. Collaborating with craftsmen around the world, their in house team of designers creates a repertoire of resplendent pieces imbued with love.

Details you should know

• Bring out these bowls on celebratory occasions to serve fruits and a salad as statement kitchenware
• Composed of mango wood
• Dimensions of 25 x 12
• 5 cm and 20 x 10 cm
• Weight 0.9 KG
• Use a dry cotton cloth to clean
• Designed and handcrafted in India