Petrified Wood Bowls and Plates
Plates and Bowls Made of Petrified Wood – Nature Transformed into Art
If you are searching for a genuinely unique object for your interior, our plates and bowls crafted from petrified wood are an exceptional choice. They can serve both practical and decorative purposes: a petrified wood plate looks stunning on a tree trunk table, coffee table, or console, while a bowl instantly becomes a natural focal point in any setting.
20 Million Years of History
Each plate or bowl once belonged to a tree that lived around 20 million years ago. When these trees were covered by volcanic ash, a captivating transformation began. Minerals from the ash dissolved in groundwater and gradually replaced the wood cells, while maintaining the wood's structure in remarkable detail. Even today, you can still clearly see the growth rings, and experts can identify the original tree species.
More Than Just Decoration
A petrified wood plate is more than an art object—it can also be used functionally. Imagine serving a special dinner on plates that carry millions of years of natural history. Each piece possesses its own unique character, making a collection of petrified wood plates or bowls not only exclusive but also truly one of a kind.
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