Description
The Monywa is a decorative bowl in cream-coloured metal, raised on a short wooden pedestal foot. Its rim rises and falls in a gentle wave around its whole edge, so the bowl reads as a soft, organic shape rather than a perfect circle, and the grain of the wood foot brings natural warmth beneath the pale metal. It measures 25cm across and stands 10.5cm high, a generous size for the centre of a table without crowding it. At 0.6KG it is easy to lift and move between rooms, while the foot raises it clear of the tabletop.
We see it working hardest on a dining table, a sideboard or a hall console, where its width makes a natural centrepiece. Fill it with pine cones, dried flowers or a few favourite keepsakes, or leave it empty and let the wavy rim speak for itself. The cream and wood pairing sits comfortably in a warm, neutral scheme, and the raised foot lifts whatever it holds into view. In a hallway it gives keys and post a tidy home, and on a coffee table it gathers loose odds and ends in one place.
The bowl combines metal and wood, with the metal shaped into the wavy bowl and the wood forming the pedestal foot. It is not dishwasher-proof, so clean it by hand with a soft, damp cloth and dry it afterwards, which also keeps water away from the wooden foot. As a piece of home decor it belongs indoors, where the wood foot and the cream metal stay dry. Before you order, check you have a clear spot at least 25cm across on the table or shelf you have in mind.
Specification
| Material |
Metal, Wood |
| Height |
10.5cm |
| Diameter |
25cm |
| Weight |
0.6KG |
| Use |
Not dishwasher-proof |
Frequently Asked
How big is the Monywa bowl?
It measures 25cm across and stands 10.5cm high from the base of its wooden foot to the top of the rim, and it weighs 0.6KG.
Can the bowl go in the dishwasher?
No, it is not dishwasher-proof, so we suggest cleaning it by hand with a soft, damp cloth and drying it afterwards.
Which materials does the bowl use?
The bowl itself is metal in a soft cream colour, and it sits on a pedestal foot of wood that shows its natural grain.
Where does the bowl work best?
Indoors, on a dining table, sideboard, hall console or coffee table, where its 25cm width and raised foot give it room to be seen.
What can I put in the bowl?
Pine cones, dried flowers, keys, post or small keepsakes all suit it, and it looks just as good left empty for its wavy shape alone.