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Pink Coconut Lacquered Bowl
£9.95
This fabulous pink handmade bowl is perfect for parties, picnics or alfresco dining in the garden! It is extremely stylish, vibrant and versatile and can be used for nibbles, salads, rice, dips, snacks and dining etc. The high gloss shine and vibrant colour will reflect the light and add sparkle to your table.
Each bowl is unique and has been made from half a coconut shell. The coconut flesh is removed and the bowls are then cleaned and polished. The inside is finished with a durable food safe PU clear lacquer which means the bowls are suitable for hot and cold food.
The bowl measures 15cm (diameter) by 6cm (height).
Although they are not dishwasher safe, they wash easily in warm soapy water.
They are also available in a vibrant green or purple or a set of 3 assorted colours.
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