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Horn Side Plain Bowl
At Be Home, we craft our horn products with respect to ancient tradition. Water buffalo have been an integral part of Vietnam's traditional farming structure for more than 5,000 years. Each Horn piece is masterfully crafted and painted by hand, making every piece unique in both its coloring and shape. These earthly beauties make the perfect accent to almost any area of the home.
- Measurements: 6" dia x 2.25"
- Ethically salvaged from water buffalo.
- Made by hand in Vietnam.
- Ethically crafted in small batches.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS: Hand wash with mild soap. Avoid high temperatures and harsh abrasives to preserve best condition.
At Be Home, we craft our horn products with respect to ancient tradition. Water buffalo have been an integral part of Vietnam's traditional farming structure for more than 5,000 years. Each Horn piece is masterfully crafted and painted by hand, making every piece unique in both its coloring and shape. These earthly beauties make the perfect accent to almost any area of the home.
- Measurements: 6" dia x 2.25"
- Ethically salvaged from water buffalo.
- Made by hand in Vietnam.
- Ethically crafted in small batches.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS: Hand wash with mild soap. Avoid high temperatures and harsh abrasives to preserve best condition.
$16.80
Original: $48.00
-65%Horn Side Plain Bowl—
$48.00
$16.80Description
At Be Home, we craft our horn products with respect to ancient tradition. Water buffalo have been an integral part of Vietnam's traditional farming structure for more than 5,000 years. Each Horn piece is masterfully crafted and painted by hand, making every piece unique in both its coloring and shape. These earthly beauties make the perfect accent to almost any area of the home.
- Measurements: 6" dia x 2.25"
- Ethically salvaged from water buffalo.
- Made by hand in Vietnam.
- Ethically crafted in small batches.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS: Hand wash with mild soap. Avoid high temperatures and harsh abrasives to preserve best condition.
