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Handcrafted African Teak Bowl - Unique Wave Design

Discover the beauty and uniqueness of the Senga Bowl, a medium-sized, handcrafted African Teak bowl that serves as a perfect table centerpiece. Known for its distinctive wave bowl design, each piece is meticulously crafted to showcase the natural grain and features of the wood, ensuring a one-of-a-kind home decor item. Hailing from East Africa, specifically Malawi, this bowl is not only a functional piece but also a testament to the rich cultural heritage of the region.

Exceptional Craftsmanship and Specifications

The Senga Bowl is made from premium African Teak wood, renowned for its durability and aesthetic appeal. Measuring 18” long, 15" wide, and 8" deep, it weighs approximately 4 lbs, making it a substantial yet elegant addition to any home. This beautiful bowl is crafted using traditional methods, ensuring that each piece is as unique as the tree it came from.

• Exotic African Teak Wood: Known for its rich texture and durability, making it a timeless piece of art.
• Handcrafted: Each bowl is individually handcrafted, ensuring uniqueness and quality.

Functionality and Social Impact

The Senga Bowl is not just a decorative item; it also holds a deeper meaning. When you purchase this bowl, you are contributing to a sustainable cause through our partnership with Root to Fruit. For every bowl sold, we pledge to plant 5 fruit trees in Malawi, supporting local communities and promoting environmental sustainability. You will receive a certificate from the non-profit organization and a GPS location of your trees' planting site, allowing you to connect with your contribution. This bowl is perfect for those who appreciate unique home decor, support sustainable causes, and want to add a touch of African art to their living space.

• Sustainable Impact: Purchase this bowl and contribute to planting fruit trees in Malawi.
• Personalized Certificate: Receive a certificate from the non-profit organization and a GPS location of your trees' planting site.