Hand-carved in Brussels by Breno Caetano, this trio of bowls belongs to his Urushicum series — a body of work exploring balance, movement, and material dialogue.
Each bowl is sculpted from solid oak wood, revealing the grain through smooth, organic curves that evoke motion and tactility. The contrasting finishes of Japanese ink, Urucum pigment, and beeswax create a visual rhythm between deep black, warm red, and the natural tone of the wood.
Together, the three bowls form a sculptural composition that invites interaction. They can be used as serving pieces or displayed as a single artwork, reflecting Caetano’s approach where functionality and sculpture coexist.
Size: 40 cm x 21 cm x 5 cm (large/red) 30 cm x 24 cm x 5 cm (medium) 23 cm x 16 cm x 5 cm (small)
Condition: Each piece is handmade and unique, showing subtle irregularities in shape and finish that are inherent to the making process.
Styled photo by Filip Vanzieleghem.
Hand-carved in Brussels by Breno Caetano, this trio of bowls belongs to his Urushicum series — a body of work exploring balance, movement, and material dialogue.
Each bowl is sculpted from solid oak wood, revealing the grain through smooth, organic curves that evoke motion and tactility. The contrasting finishes of Japanese ink, Urucum pigment, and beeswax create a visual rhythm between deep black, warm red, and the natural tone of the wood.
Together, the three bowls form a sculptural composition that invites interaction. They can be used as serving pieces or displayed as a single artwork, reflecting Caetano’s approach where functionality and sculpture coexist.
Size: 40 cm x 21 cm x 5 cm (large/red) 30 cm x 24 cm x 5 cm (medium) 23 cm x 16 cm x 5 cm (small)
Condition: Each piece is handmade and unique, showing subtle irregularities in shape and finish that are inherent to the making process.
Styled photo by Filip Vanzieleghem.
