Toss without the spill
Shallow, straight-sided bowls fling greens onto the table the moment you mix. Rounded interior walls corral the salad so you can toss and coat it evenly, then serve straight from the same bowl.
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One warm, generous acacia bowl that makes tossing and serving salad feel like an occasion.
Ships to the lower 48. Orders process within 2 business days.
Bring the salad to the table in something worth showing off. The Elama 9.75 inch Acacia Wood Bowl measures a generous 9.75 by 4 inches with gently rounded sides that make tossing greens easy, and its warm, one-of-a-kind grain turns a simple serving into a centerpiece.
Is this bowl dishwasher safe?
No. Acacia wood is hand wash only. The dishwasher and prolonged soaking will dry, crack and warp the wood. Wash by hand and dry promptly.
How big is it?
The bowl measures 9.75 inches across and about 4 inches deep, a generous size for serving salad, pasta or fruit for the whole table.
How do I keep the wood looking rich?
Rub the bowl occasionally with food-safe mineral oil. It restores the grain, seals the surface and helps the acacia resist drying over time.
Elama, a Gibson Overseas house brand, builds warm, natural serveware meant to be seen at the table. Acacia is prized for its dense grain and rich color, so a single bowl reads as elegant rather than everyday. Elama makes a beautiful table within easy reach.
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Shipping to the 48 contiguous states, with orders processed within 2 business days. If it is not right, you have 30 days from delivery to return unused items in the original packaging. Questions before or after you buy go to CurbGo's U.S.-based support team.
| Dimensions | 9.75 in diameter x 4 in high |
|---|---|
| Material | responsibly sourced acacia wood |
| Color | light brown with natural grain |
| Shape | rounded side |
| 1 large serving bowl for salad, pasta or fruit | |
| Hand wash only, dry promptly | |
| Not dishwasher or microwave safe; do not soak | |
| Re-oil periodically with food-safe mineral oil |
Shallow, straight-sided bowls fling greens onto the table the moment you mix. Rounded interior walls corral the salad so you can toss and coat it evenly, then serve straight from the same bowl.
Plastic serveware kills a nicely set table. This acacia bowl brings warm grain and real weight, so it looks intentional at dinner and holds fruit beautifully the rest of the week.
Wood bowls fail when they are soaked or run through the dishwasher. Hand wash this one and oil it now and then, and the acacia stays rich and crack-free for years.
One bowl serves the whole table.
Plastic scratches, stains and looks disposable on the table. Solid acacia brings warm natural grain and a substantial feel that turns a simple salad into a centerpiece.
Metal can dent, chills the greens and clatters against utensils. Dense acacia stays gentle on your servers, keeps a warm look and doubles as decor between meals.
Undersized bowls send greens over the rim the moment you toss. At 9.75 by 4 inches with rounded sides, this bowl gives you room to coat and serve without the mess.
No. Acacia wood is hand wash only. The dishwasher and prolonged soaking will dry, crack and warp the wood. Wash by hand and dry promptly.
The bowl measures 9.75 inches across and about 4 inches deep, a generous size for serving salad, pasta or fruit for the whole table.
Rub the bowl occasionally with food-safe mineral oil. It restores the grain, seals the surface and helps the acacia resist drying over time.
Orders ship to the 48 contiguous states and process within 2 business days. If it is not right, you have 30 days from delivery to return unused items in the original packaging.
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At CurbGo we like serveware that pulls double duty. This Elama acacia bowl tosses a big salad at dinner and holds fruit on the counter by day, all in warm, one-of-a-kind grain. Treat it right with a hand wash and the odd rub of oil, and it only gets better looking with age.