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Sawira Bowl, Brown, Reclaimed Wood
The Sawira Deco by Creative Collection is made from reclaimed wood. In India, any auspicious occasion starts with putting tilak (red dot on forehead) with raw rice and eating something sweet. Tilak is considered to prevent loss of energy and preserve good vibe for the soul. This beautiful vintage tilak bowl dates back to ancient times. Even today tilak bowls are being used, people even use gold, silver or other kinds of high-end bowls. It has three compartments used to put vermilion, raw rice and something sweet.
This product is made of reclaimed wood. keyboard_arrow_downWe are constantly working with a sustainable mindset to be more eco-conscious in our product portfolio.
Items made of reclaimed or recycled wood are created from leftover materials, such as building materials or old village equipment that provides a great value to new creations.
Instead of making the material waste, Bloomingville adds new life to a product by recycling the material.
L20xH6xW15 cm
RRP
€ 29,90
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| Brand | CREATIVE COLLECTION |
|---|---|
| Collection | Sawira |
| Theme | Saffron & Ginger |
| About the product | The Sawira Deco by Creative Collection is made from reclaimed wood. In India, any auspicious occasion starts with putting tilak (red dot on forehead) with raw rice and eating something sweet. Tilak is considered to prevent loss of energy and preserve good vibe for the soul. This beautiful vintage tilak bowl dates back to ancient times. Even today tilak bowls are being used, people even use gold, silver or other kinds of high-end bowls. It has three compartments used to put vermilion, raw rice and something sweet. |
| Product dimension | L20xH6xW15 cm |
| Colour | Brown |
| Main Material | Reclaimed Wood |
| Composition | Reclaimed Wood |
| Other Specifications | Size and col. may vary from item to item. |
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