Green & Multi-Colour Mosaic Resin Bowl (150mm) | Unique Handmade Gifts UK

A Vibrant Display of Translucent Colour & Modern Resin Art

Hand-turned in our Yorkshire workshop, this piece is a playful departure from our traditional timber work, celebrating the pure versatility of resin. The bowl features a base of translucent forest-green resin, suspended with vibrant, multi-coloured blocks of resin, containing some offcuts of mallee burr for added interest, that create a striking "terrazzo" or stained-glass effect. When backlit, the colours glow with intensity, making this a truly modern statement piece that brings a pop of joy to any room.

Technically, this bowl represents a "double-cast" process. We first cast individual blocks of coloured resin, which are then arranged and re-cast within the liquid green resin. Once cured, the solid blank is turned on the lathe and polished to a satin finish. This process ensures the surface is incredibly tactile and smooth, showcasing the depth and clarity of the materials without the interruption of wood grain.

Perfect as a bright jewellery dish, a desk tidy, or simply as a standalone art object, this bowl is designed to catch the eye. It fits perfectly into our range of unique handmade gifts UK, offering a contemporary alternative for those who love colour, light, and modern craftsmanship.

Looking for more inspiration? Discover distinct designs in our Luxury Handmade Gifts Collection or explore our full range of One-of-a-Kind Art.

• Material: Hand-Cast Resin (Green & Multi-Colour Mix)

• Dimensions: 150mm (Diameter) x 80mm (Height)

• Finish: Satin, Orange Oil & Wax

• Origin: Handmade in Yorkshire by Begat Woodcraft

• Status: One-of-a-kind (The piece pictured is the one you receive)

Please Note: This piece is cast and turned entirely by hand using a pressure-casting process to ensure a crystal-clear, bubble-free finish. The specific arrangement of the coloured mosaic blocks is unique to this casting, ensuring your bowl is a genuine one-off. We have photographed this item to show the colours as accurately as possible.