ZARUCOLANDER basket, walnut wood, design Rio Kobayashi

This piece is part of the series of sculptural spoons made by Ferréol Babin. Made of magnolia brought back from a trip to Japan, this spoon required many hours of work. It was entire...

Very raw and almost rustic thanks to the growth rings of the umbrella pine, this basket is no less modern in its shape. Carved with a gouge. You can use it as a vide poche, as a basket on your desk or on your dining table to display seasonal fruit...

This bowl was designed by woodcarver Romie Objetti. Turned from locally sourced wenge wood, it stands out with its pronounced curves and height, giving it a strong sculptural presence.

Crafted by the English workshop Bird and Branch, this elm bowl is the result of a long-shelved wood, which finally found its ideal form, inspired by Japanese aesthetics. Its raised s...

A rare and hard to find, large teak salad bowl by J.Quistgaard. Unusual form with raised handles and great patina. Note butterfly joints. Also Danish teak spoons...

Vintage mid-century teak wood fruit basket from Austria. This timeless design combines minimalist aesthetics with exceptional craftsmanship. With clean, flowing lines, this piece mir...

A well scaled and unusual periodicals basket having an adjustable bronze riveted looping handle and finely crafted of molded teak plywood.

A fine hand-carved wooden fruit basket. Very unique, functional basket for displaying your favorite fruits. Beautifully and intricately hand carved out of solid walnut. not an easy task, and makes a wonderful trivet or a hot plate while in the flat position. To transform it into a basket, simply pull up one side of the outer handle and the wood will expand upward with it. Intended as a decorative piece, great for holding fruit or candies (with a cloth napkin...