19th Century Hand Carved Bowl

A stunning artifact that embodies the artistry, culture, and traditions of African craftsmanship. Carefully carved from a single piece of hardwood, these bowls often feature intricate patterns, textured details, and a rich patina that tell the story of their use and cultural significance over time.

These bowls were not only utilitarian but also held symbolic and ceremonial value in many African communities. They were commonly used for serving food, gathering, or in rituals, with their design reflecting the aesthetic and spiritual ideals of the region they originated from. Some feature carved geometric motifs, tribal markings, or depictions of local flora and fauna, emphasizing the deep connection between the maker, their community, and the natural world.

Measurements: 6" diameter and 5" tall.