Michael Aram's Handmade Thatched Bowls
Sometimes I look around my kitchen and feel comforted by the warm, familiar (and mostly vintage) things I own. And sometimes, I just want to chuck it all and start over.
That’s not eco-friendly, so I prefer to update things piece by piece as needed. These lovely thatched bowls are on my list. I’d fill them with all the fruits of the season – right now that would be oranges, lemons, and limes. Later on they’d become acquainted with apricots, tomatoes, plums, and pears. And just picture them with persimmons!
I like these bowls because they are airy yet elemental. They are perfect nests for fruit because they allow the air to circulate, slowing down spoilage. You could also fill them with greenery, moss, rocks, and other items from nature and arrange all three together for a dramatic centerpiece for your celebration table.
Handmade by artist Michael Aram from recycled metal. Available from sponsor Viva Terra as follows: small $69, medium $98, large $169, set $329.
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