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Ash Dipping Bowl - Yellow Dye - 3x1.jpeg
Ash Dipping Bowl - Yellow Dye - 3x1 - 2.jpeg
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Ash Dipping Bowl - Dyed Yellow Interior - 3' x 1'

£6.00

Ash Dipping Bowl — Dyed Yellow Interior Dimensions: 3" x 1" Finish: Walnut oil and beeswax

Handcrafted from ash, this shallow dipping bowl features a vibrant dyed yellow interior that complements the natural grain of the wood. The compact 3" diameter and 1" depth make it ideal for condiments, oils, salts or small serving needs. Finished with a nourishing blend of walnut oil and beeswax for a smooth, food-safe surface that enhances the timber’s warmth while providing gentle protection.

Care

  • Hand wash only; do not soak.

  • Wipe dry immediately.

  • Reapply food-safe oil periodically to maintain finish.

Bespoke options available on request: alternate dyes, sizes, or finishes. Contact for commissions and portfolio viewing.

Ash Dipping Bowl — Dyed Yellow Interior Dimensions: 3" x 1" Finish: Walnut oil and beeswax

Handcrafted from ash, this shallow dipping bowl features a vibrant dyed yellow interior that complements the natural grain of the wood. The compact 3" diameter and 1" depth make it ideal for condiments, oils, salts or small serving needs. Finished with a nourishing blend of walnut oil and beeswax for a smooth, food-safe surface that enhances the timber’s warmth while providing gentle protection.

Care

  • Hand wash only; do not soak.

  • Wipe dry immediately.

  • Reapply food-safe oil periodically to maintain finish.

Bespoke options available on request: alternate dyes, sizes, or finishes. Contact for commissions and portfolio viewing.

Walnut oil & beeswax finish, particularly when cured (hardened), is generally considered low-risk for nut allergy sufferers. While raw or unrefined oil might contain trace proteins, the polymerization process reduces the risk of allergic reactions. However, individuals with severe allergies should avoid it, as reactions to food-contact surfaces are still possible. Risk Level: Once walnut oil cures and hardens on wood, the proteins responsible for allergic reactions become inactive.