Bedford Bowl
Circling the exterior of this bowl are magnificent white oak trees with great canopies, like those in Bedford, NY and many other areas of the Northeast. The original off-white clay shows through the carved-out areas and on the interior. Fill it with some acorns for a wonderful, natural display.
Height: 2-3/4”
Top Diameter: 5-1/2”
Bottom Diameter: 3-1/4”
Maximum Diameter: 5-3/4”
Capacity: 22 oz
The large, long-lived oak trees support more life-forms than any other tree in North America, providing food, protection or both for countless species of animals and insects. Oaks are crucial to the functioning of our ecosystems—caterpillars fuel the food web, and more species depend on oaks than on any other plant. Additionally, acorns provide protein, fat and carbohydrates for numerous birds and animals, the litter from up to 700,000 dropped leaves per year per tree is habitat for beneficial organisms, the tree’s canopy and root system help rain percolate into the soil instead of running off, and oak trees eliminate great amounts of carbon dioxide from the earth’s atmosphere. What a multi-tasker!
Circling the exterior of this bowl are magnificent white oak trees with great canopies, like those in Bedford, NY and many other areas of the Northeast. The original off-white clay shows through the carved-out areas and on the interior. Fill it with some acorns for a wonderful, natural display.
Height: 2-3/4”
Top Diameter: 5-1/2”
Bottom Diameter: 3-1/4”
Maximum Diameter: 5-3/4”
Capacity: 22 oz
The large, long-lived oak trees support more life-forms than any other tree in North America, providing food, protection or both for countless species of animals and insects. Oaks are crucial to the functioning of our ecosystems—caterpillars fuel the food web, and more species depend on oaks than on any other plant. Additionally, acorns provide protein, fat and carbohydrates for numerous birds and animals, the litter from up to 700,000 dropped leaves per year per tree is habitat for beneficial organisms, the tree’s canopy and root system help rain percolate into the soil instead of running off, and oak trees eliminate great amounts of carbon dioxide from the earth’s atmosphere. What a multi-tasker!
Circling the exterior of this bowl are magnificent white oak trees with great canopies, like those in Bedford, NY and many other areas of the Northeast. The original off-white clay shows through the carved-out areas and on the interior. Fill it with some acorns for a wonderful, natural display.
Height: 2-3/4”
Top Diameter: 5-1/2”
Bottom Diameter: 3-1/4”
Maximum Diameter: 5-3/4”
Capacity: 22 oz
The large, long-lived oak trees support more life-forms than any other tree in North America, providing food, protection or both for countless species of animals and insects. Oaks are crucial to the functioning of our ecosystems—caterpillars fuel the food web, and more species depend on oaks than on any other plant. Additionally, acorns provide protein, fat and carbohydrates for numerous birds and animals, the litter from up to 700,000 dropped leaves per year per tree is habitat for beneficial organisms, the tree’s canopy and root system help rain percolate into the soil instead of running off, and oak trees eliminate great amounts of carbon dioxide from the earth’s atmosphere. What a multi-tasker!