First a mixtures of dried ornamental grasses, corn husks and bulrush is boiled in water. Then, while the resulting pulp is drying on flat screens, petals from dried flowers such as delphiniums, marigolds and hydrangea are artfully arranged over the sheets. At this stage, the paper also receives its color by adding textile dye.     

It is a centuries old paper-making technique from before the time when trees were cut and used as raw material in paper mills. Jan’s revival of this ancient technique virtually transforms nature’s pure energy into beautifully vibrant, richly textured paper that is unlike any other.

The bowls are shaped by letting the wet paper sheets dry in ceramic molds.

Jan MacLeod’s plant paper bowls are so much more than bowls; they are veritable pieces of unique, gorgeous art.

Custom orders are welcome!
Lead time: 21 days. 

First choose the size you want: small or large.
Then choose any color you want; in other words, you don’t have to stick to the 3 colors we feature.

The insides of the bowls are covered with a protective coating which allows them to be used for fruit and other dry foods.
Maintenance: wipe with a moist cloth.

The only condition is that the item and its gift box are both in perfect condition. Upon receiving your return you will be fully refunded.

One favor: Please, tell us in a few words why the item in question failed to meet your expectations. We'd like to learn from our mistakes.