Loft83 Studio - Bowl - Wood - Handcarved Wooden Bowl

Object Name // Vessel No. I — Ember This is an original hand-carved wooden vessel, formed from a single solid piece of wood and finished using the traditional Japanese Shou Sugi Ban burning technique. Please note there is a gap in the bottom of the bowl, this is part of the natural wood used. It adds character and does not limit the use of the bowl. Each vessel is unique in grain, texture, and surface character due to the natural properties of the wood and the organic nature of fire. This piece is part of the Vessel series curated and released by Loft83 Studio. About Loft83 Loft83 Studio officially launches as a multidisciplinary concept studio dedicated to curating exceptional interior objects, vintage and antique pieces, niche fashion and jewelry, and rare wines & spirits. Founded on a deep appreciation for craftsmanship, heritage, and narrative, Loft83 Studio moves beyond traditional retail categories. The studio presents a carefully selected collection of objects that blur the boundaries between design, lifestyle, and collectability. From contemporary handcrafted furniture to timeworn vintage treasures, from artisanal jewelry to rare bottles, every object is chosen for its authenticity and character. The name Loft83 symbolizes both space and philosophy. A loft represents openness, creativity, and raw expression, while 83 references an era where craftsmanship, analogue quality, and individuality still defined objects. Together, they form the foundation of a modern studio rooted in timeless values. Loft83 Studio is not driven by trends, but by intuition and storytelling. Each piece carries a narrative — whether shaped by human hands, aged by time, or preserved through careful curation. With its launch, Loft83 Studio positions itself as a destination for collectors, designers, and aesthetes seeking objects that transcend function and become part of a personal story. Loft83 Studio // Curated Objects with Soul

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