This wooden bowl has so many uses it is outstanding. It can be used for re-enactments for different historical periods such as Roman, Medieval, and Pirate. Romans in the evening ate cena, the main meal of the day that usually started around p.m. Pirates ate whenever the hell they liked and during the medieval period in Europe there were typically two meals a day: dinner at mid-day and a lighter supper in the evening. This bowl holds dishes like gruel, stews, pot pies, salads and fruits. Handcrafted with a natural finish this bowls its two inches high with its bottom tapered and two decorative grooves in the back. The rim is .75 inches wide and makes a great place to rest a wooden side. Now you can dine in a traditional way with the Traditional Roman Cena Wooden Bowl.
Please Note: Spoon is not included.
Please Note: Spoon is not included.
