Cedar Bark Small Bowl
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Description
Durable and Sustainable Solutions
Enhance the dining experience with environmentally friendly and shatterproof tableware. Crafted from a unique blend of recycled glass, ARAS tableware withstands 1000 drops and is BPA-free. Its resilience supports innovative designs, and temperature resistance ranges from -4°F to 212°F, making it perfect for any occasion.
Made in Ishikawa, Japan
Details
- Material: Recycled glass, wood, resin (BPA-free)
- Size: 6"D x 2"H (15.7 cm × 4.2 cm)
- Colors: Black, Brown, Light Brown
Care
- Dishwasher safe. When loading, avoid placing heavier items on top to prevent warping or deformation.
- Not microwave safe.
- When hand washing, use a soft sponge or cloth. Avoid scouring pads, abrasive scrubbers, and sharp metal knives, which can cause scratches. We recommend pairing with ARAS cutlery.
- The Cedar Bark collection is resistant to most staining. However, over time and with exposure to oil-rich foods, the cedar bark may undergo natural changes in appearance as part of the beauty of working with natural materials.
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About ARAS
Manufactured in Ishikawa Prefecture, central Japan, ARAS tableware is made from a proprietary material combining Tritan resin and glass fiber, achieving a balance of strength and lightness not possible with traditional ceramics or glass. Some collections incorporate reclaimed materials such as cedar bark or sea-derived minerals, reflecting an ongoing exploration of resin as a sustainable medium.
The material is durable, non-toxic, and designed to resist breaking even after repeated drops. Though produced with precision machinery, subtle surface variations give each piece a quiet, handcrafted character. At its core, ARAS approaches tableware from the ground up, reconsidering material, technique, and form in support of long-term use and a circular lifecycle.