Green glass softens into the grain of natural wood, like a small pool caught mid-flow. This recycled glass bowl on wood is both vessel and sculpture, made from used beer bottles and shaped into an organic form that feels quietly alive on a table, shelf or sideboard.
Green glass, warm timber, soft edges
The glass has a deep bottle-green tone that catches daylight beautifully, especially near a window or on a pale surface.
The rounded rim and flowing shape give it a fluid look, as if the glass has settled naturally into the wood.
The timber base brings warmth and contrast, balancing the cool clarity of the glass with a grounded, rustic presence.
Small bubbles or light marks may appear in the glass, part of the handmade character rather than a flaw.
It works as a decorative glass bowl for keys, crystals, dried botanicals or simply as a sculptural object.
Recycled bottles shaped by hand
The bowl is made from recycled beer bottles, heated and formed into an organic glass vessel before being set onto a Gamal wood base. Each piece is handmade in Indonesia, so the exact curve of the glass and the shape of the wood will vary slightly from one to the next.
How to style it at home
Place it where light can move through the green glass: on a console, bedside table, low shelf or centre of a dining table. It suits natural, coastal and organic-modern interiors, especially alongside linen, stone, ceramics and warm wood.
Use it for dry display, small everyday objects or decorative arrangements. If styling with anything wet or food-related, use a liner rather than letting moisture sit directly against the wood.
Keeping the glass and wood at their best
Wipe the glass gently with a soft damp cloth, then dry it straight away. Keep the wooden base out of standing water and avoid soaking, as natural wood dislikes prolonged damp.
A note on reclaimed beauty
There is something satisfying about seeing a familiar material given a quieter second life. Beer-bottle glass, …
region of manufacture: Indonesia