Williams Bowl

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This gorgeous bowl was made with Bethlehem carob wood that was obtained from an estate sale of a famous woodturner. (Yes, woodturners’ estates include a lot of wood. In this case, 9000 pounds!) The coloring of the wood ranges from creamy white to beautiful pink, dark red and chocolate brown. The large size makes it a perfect fruit bowl or serving bowl.

Top Diameter: 11-1/4”
Bottom Diameter: 4-1/4”
Height: 2-1/2”

Rowan Williams, the former Archbishop of Canterbury, is an environmental speaker and activist. He draws on Christian theology to argue for stewardship of the planet rather than exploitation and manipulation. He urges the richest countries and wealthiest individuals to take the lead on helping poor countries affected by climate disasters.

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This gorgeous bowl was made with Bethlehem carob wood that was obtained from an estate sale of a famous woodturner. (Yes, woodturners’ estates include a lot of wood. In this case, 9000 pounds!) The coloring of the wood ranges from creamy white to beautiful pink, dark red and chocolate brown. The large size makes it a perfect fruit bowl or serving bowl.

Top Diameter: 11-1/4”
Bottom Diameter: 4-1/4”
Height: 2-1/2”

Rowan Williams, the former Archbishop of Canterbury, is an environmental speaker and activist. He draws on Christian theology to argue for stewardship of the planet rather than exploitation and manipulation. He urges the richest countries and wealthiest individuals to take the lead on helping poor countries affected by climate disasters.

This gorgeous bowl was made with Bethlehem carob wood that was obtained from an estate sale of a famous woodturner. (Yes, woodturners’ estates include a lot of wood. In this case, 9000 pounds!) The coloring of the wood ranges from creamy white to beautiful pink, dark red and chocolate brown. The large size makes it a perfect fruit bowl or serving bowl.

Top Diameter: 11-1/4”
Bottom Diameter: 4-1/4”
Height: 2-1/2”

Rowan Williams, the former Archbishop of Canterbury, is an environmental speaker and activist. He draws on Christian theology to argue for stewardship of the planet rather than exploitation and manipulation. He urges the richest countries and wealthiest individuals to take the lead on helping poor countries affected by climate disasters.