Butter Yellow Birch Bowl #7 by Cooper Ternes

Wooden bowls are full of stories. A wooden bowl contains the story of the tree and the forest where it grew. It contains the story of the maker, his tools, and the tradition of the craft. A wooden bowl also contains the story of the food you eat and the people you share meals with. A wooden bowl is personable and warm. With frequent use and care, it becomes part of your story.

This particular bowl stands approximately 1-3/4" high, 5-3/4" wide and 8" long. Painted in butter yellow milk paint and sporting two lipped handles.

Cooper Ternes is a former North House Folk School intern who turns bowls in the Scandinavian folk tradition. The tools and approach of these old makers inform the process he uses today.