This bowl is made from pistachio shells and white resin—yeah, actual shells. It’s smooth, solid, and has this wild pattern that you can stare at forever. Super unique and definitely a conversation piece. No two are the same.

This cherry wood salad bowl was made entirely from scraps that were headed for the garbage. Each piece was rescued, cut, and joined by hand—giving new life to what would’ve been wasted. The result is a beautiful, food-safe bowl with a clean segmented design and rich natural color. Perfect for salads, fruit, or just sitting on the table looking good.

Made using two cinnamon sticks and poured black resin, this bowl’s got a wild, flame-like pattern that really pops. The inside base is finished with natural wood to keep it grounded. It’s smooth, solid, and one-of-a-kind—great for catching keys, snacks, or just showing off on a shelf.

This bowl set was made using real pistachio shells and deep black resin, creating a swirling, almost hypnotic texture that you can’t stop looking at. It includes a lidded top bowl with a clear knob handle and a matching base bowl. The shells are layered in a way that gives each piece its own rhythm and movement—no repeats here. Functional, weirdly beautiful, and totally one-of-a-kind.

This vase was made using just one pinecone, set in a swirl of white resin that gives it a cloudy, almost stone-like look. The cone scales pop through the surface, giving it a cool texture and pattern all the way around. It’s medium-sized—great for a few dried stems, pens on a desk, or just to sit there and be awesome. Totally one-of-a-kind.

Yep—those are real colored pencils. This piece was hand-turned from several of them, set in resin and shaped into a bold, curvy form that shows off the color and grain from every angle. It’s bright, fun, and totally one-of-a-kind.