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Hugo Pena
Hugo Pena

Central America Hand-carved wood art

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About this Item

Revolutionize your meal presentation with Hugo Pena's eco-conscious salad bowl creation. This visionary Guatemalan craftsman rescues premium wood scraps, skillfully piecing them together to form a functional work of art. The bowl's complex patterns, born from a fusion of mahogany and palo blanco, reflect his dedication to reducing waste while elevating craftsmanship. Accompanied by a serving spoon and fork, this set invites you to savor both your salad and the beauty of responsible design.

Dimensions

  • 1.42 kgs
  • 3.1 lbs
  • Bowl: 12 cm H x 30 cm Diam.
  • Bowl: 4.7" H x 11.75" Diam.
  • Capacity: 2300.0 ml
  • Capacity: 77 oz.
  • Utensils (2): 26 cm L x 5.5 cm W
  • Utensils (2): 10.25" L x 2.2" W

Key Features

  • Mahogany and palo blanco woods
  • Wood grain and color can vary slightly
  • Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
  • Not for use in microwave oven
  • Marked with artist's initials or trademark
  • Eco-friendly: crafted from reclaimed wood
  • Food safe
  • Not dishwasher safe
  • Hand wash with mild detergent
  • Made in Guatemala
  • Certified and shipped by our office in Guatemalaicon info
  • Product ID: 460451
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5

David

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Oct 20, 2022

“Still beautiful”

The salad bowl has been in almost daily use for four years and still looks as great as it did at first.

Purchased Item Home Freshness, Palo Blanco and Caoba Wood Salad Bowl and Spoons

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Sharon

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Oct 14, 2021

“A Work of Art”

This is a stunningly beautiful hand made bowl! Not only beautiful, but useful too!

Purchased Item Stairway of Nature, Artisan Crafted Natural Mahogany Palo Blanco Wood Bowl

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Valerie

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Aug 26, 2021

“Beautify wedding gift”

I wanted a unique wedding gift and immediately thought of Novica. I fell in love with this beautiful mahogany and teak fruit bowl by artist Hugo Pena. And I was NOT disappointed. The bowl is even more stunning in person and the craftsmanship outstanding. Best of all, the bride and groom love their gift. Packaging was secure and shipping was very timely. I would recommend this artists work as a thoughtful one-of-a-kind gift or for personal use.

Purchased Item Stairway of Nature, Mahogany and Palo Blanco Wood Fruit Bowl Crafted by Hand

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Profound Impact

Profound Impact

Every purchase from this artist has a profound impact on their livelihood and income.

Preserving Traditions

Preserving Traditions

This artist uses traditional techniques handed down through the generations and/or creates culturally significant items, helping keep these traditions alive.

Covering Basic Needs

Covering Basic Needs

This artist striving to supporting their own or their family's basic needs and improve their livelihood.

Eco-Friendly

Eco-Friendly

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Meet the Artist
Hugo Pena

Hugo Pena Hand-carved wood art

"I want to innovate the realm of wood art by combining it with such materials as leather, textiles and ceramic, with contemporary designs."

"I was born in a small Guatemalan village on the Caribbean coast called Izabal, and when I was three years old the whole family moved to the... read more

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