For all the little things worth collecting.
Petals, pebbles, seeds, shells and the occasional very important handful of mud.
The Gathering Bowls are a collection of five natural wooden bowls, perfect for gathering, sorting, mixing and making.
Beautifully simple and endlessly useful, they move effortlessly between mud kitchens, nature tables, sensory play and everyday adventures.
Because sometimes the best play begins with an empty bowl and a garden full of possibilities.
What's included
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2 shallow Ash Bowls
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2 shallow Walnut Bowls
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1 deeper Ash Bowl
The Last of the Originals
Natural timber means each bowl has its own unique grain and character.
A final little collection of vessels for all the things children find worth keeping.
Designed in Australia and handcrafted in Vietnam using natural timber.
Made for fizz, potions, mud kitchens, sand, water and wherever else play takes you.
Once they're gone, they're gone.
Designed in the Blue Mountains Australia and handcrafted by skilled artisans in Vietnam.
Made from Walnut & Ash wood, not finished, Can be oiled for water play or left raw for inside dry play.
*Due to the organic nature of this product colour may vary from the images here. Some spoons are dark and some are lighter depending on the season and available materials. If you have a preference for dark or light please leave it in the notes on the order.
CARING FOR YOUR WOODEN ITEMS
Our wooden items have been handcrafted and are waxed with food-grade bee's wax. To keep your wood looking its best:
- Do not leave submerged in water - a dunk and play is ok - Left in water over a long period of time will cause the wood to be damaged.
- Dry with a tea towel after getting wet
- Then keep it beautiful with a rub of bee's wax or vegetable oil into the wood to avoid the fibres lifting.
- Only use mild dishwashing detergent if needed
- Never put wood in the dishwasher
ETHICALLY MADE
We work with Vietnamese social enterprises that promote Vietnamese handicrafts ensuring stability in the industry, work from home opportunities for young mothers and protection for traditional skills and crafts.