Ban Bat Buddhist Alms Bowls Color:Dhammayut Stainless Steel

Ban Bat Buddhist Alms Bowls Color:Dhammayut Stainless SteelThese Buddhist alms bowls were made by hand in the village of Ban Bat located in the old city center of Bangkok. S+O presents two types of artisan crafted bowls representing the bowls commonly used by both sects of Thai Buddhist monks. Forged by hand, the Maha black lacquered bowl is seven inches in diameter at the rim while the Dhammayut stainless steel bowl is nine inches in diameter at the rim. Each bowl is paired with a wooden base for display.

Stories + Objects journeyed into the mountains with offerings to the tribal members to be granted permission to witness their workings and to sell a limited edition selection of fifteen mochila bags available exclusively through S+O

these lightweight towels are also perfect for the beach and poolside

are fashioned from jute

but reached iconic status due to early twentieth century artists and bons vivants who adopted the style

Sold in a set of two oversized towels with a S+O signature canvas duster bag

Approximate Dimensions: Height - 39cm Width - 36cm Depth - 13cm Handle Drop - 16cm

This frankincense blend contains the two highest grades

Now available in a 250g refill portion starting at twenty-five dollars without the signature salt jar

Exclusively available on Stories + Objects in a limited edition of fifty knives accompanied by a wooden box for storage and camellia oil for maintenance

Currently available on Stories + Objects in brown

This Santoku all-purpose culinary knife was created by the Kikuichi Company following long-standing traditional practices of Japanese knife craftsmanship

Hoojri and Najdi