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Yarn Bowl Set, XXL Cherry –Spectacular! Twin Fibonacci, Grooves, Brilliant Shine, One-of-a-kind, Signed, #2433

SKU: #2433
$288.00
$288.00
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  • XXL Cherry Yarn Bowl Set
  • Twin Fibonacci Spiral Grooves
  • Aqua Sparkle Inlay Detail
  • Bonus Organizing Cup Hub


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This spacious XXL cherry yarn bowl set is a versatile heirloom you'll be proud to leave out between projects. The 9" collared opening and 7-1/2" depth with its generous 37" mid-circumference swallows a single huge ball of yarn or several smaller ones with room to spare. Twin Fibonacci spiral grooves carry an aqua sparkle inlay, a gentle east-west warp adds character, and the double-rolled base keeps everything steady on your table.
Handcrafted over four months, this bowl wears more than seventeen coats of hand-rubbed finish and buffing, then is sealed with imported museum wax to resist fingerprints and stains. Each piece is signed and numbered by the artist with the species (Cherry); #2433, so you receive a true one-of-a-kind piece of functional art.
A bonus organizing cup "hub" tucks inside to separate smaller balls of yarn, manage oversized cakes, and corral your tools. The twin grooves are ideal for feeding one huge ball smoothly, top-pulling several small balls, or using the tail-down method for skeins  –note that yarn may tangle if two balls are pulled simultaneously through the grooves.
It's hard to capture the size in photos, so please visit our blog HERE for sizing guidance and comparison tips to be sure this investment is right for you , PLUS more on Bob's unique crafting process, Fibonacci grooves, and free patterns and tips.

Wooden bowls are water-resistant, not waterproof — avoid prolonged moisture and know that direct sunlight will deepen the finish over time. Easy care instructions are included with your order, and you'll find more on the unique crafting process, Fibonacci grooves, and free patterns and tips at HeckathornTurnedWood.com/blog.