Travertine Marble Scallop Bowl
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- TMS-015801
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About this product
The Travertine marble scallop bowl provides a heavy, sculptural base for organizing everyday items or displaying decorative pieces. Carved from genuine beige travertine stone, each piece features a textured, matte surface with the characteristic small pores and natural color variations of real limestone. The distinct ruffled edge acts as a structured frame, turning a simple tabletop container into a focal point.
This versatile stone bowl serves as a functional beige stone fruit bowl in the kitchen or a key holder on an entryway console. Select from two sizes to suit your space, allowing you to coordinate different areas of the home. To preserve the natural finish, avoid placing acidic foods directly on the stone and clean only with a damp cloth and pH-neutral soap.
Specifications
- Material: Travertine stone
- Color: Beige
- Design: Scallop/Ruffle edge
- Sizes: Small: 20x20x6 cm · Large: 30x30x9 cm
- Regional feature: European-inspired design
- Uses: Suitable for fruit, jewelry, or decorative items
- Product ID:
- 44667052687545
- SKU:
- TMS-015801
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Travertine Marble Scallop Bowl
Caring for marble and travertine
Marble and travertine are beautiful natural stones, appreciated for their unique patterns and textures. While durable, they are porous and highly susceptible to etching from acids and staining from coloured liquids, which can permanently alter their appearance.
How to clean marble and travertine
For daily cleaning, gently wipe the surface with a soft, damp cloth. For light dirt, add a few drops of mild, pH-neutral washing-up liquid to warm water, then wipe, rinse with clean water, and dry immediately with a soft towel to prevent water spots. Never use abrasive pads, acidic cleaners like vinegar or lemon juice, or harsh chemical sprays.
Removing marks and stains
Address spills immediately by blotting, not wiping. For stubborn stains, create a thick paste (poultice) using baking soda and a small amount of water or hydrogen peroxide, apply it to the stain, cover with plastic wrap, and let it sit for several hours or overnight before rinsing and drying. Etching, which appears as dull spots from acidic contact, typically requires professional refinishing to repair.
Protecting your stone with a sealer
Sealing is crucial for items frequently exposed to liquids, such as trays or tables, as it creates a barrier against stains by reducing the stone's porosity. Apply a high-quality penetrating stone sealer specifically designed for marble and travertine, following the manufacturer's instructions carefully. Reapply the sealer every one to two years, or more often if the stone is heavily used, to maintain its protective qualities.
What will damage marble and travertine
Avoid all contact with acidic substances, including citrus juices, vinegar, alcohol, and many common household cleaners, as these will etch the stone, leaving permanent dull marks. Protect surfaces from direct heat, heavy impacts, and abrasive materials. Always use coasters under drinks and soft felt pads under decorative items to prevent scratches and rings.
Shipping and delivery
Shipping is free worldwide on most orders. Orders are prepared within one to three days, and delivery then takes roughly 25 to 40 days.
Large and heavy pieces, such as furniture, can carry a delivery charge because they ship as freight rather than as a parcel. Any charge is calculated from your address and shown at checkout before you pay, so nothing is added afterwards.
It takes that long because pieces are made to order rather than pulled from a warehouse, and they travel by sea instead of air. Sea freight is slower, but it keeps both the carbon footprint and the price down. Every piece is checked before it leaves the workshop.
Frequently Asked Questions
What material is the scallop bowl made from?
The scallop bowl is carved from genuine beige travertine stone. It features a textured, matte surface with characteristic small pores and natural color variations. These are typical features of real limestone.
What are the dimensions of the two available sizes?
The small size of the bowl measures 20x20x6 cm. The large size measures 30x30x9 cm. You can choose the size that best fits your needs.
How should I care for and clean the travertine bowl?
To maintain the natural finish, clean the bowl only with a damp cloth and pH-neutral soap. It is important to avoid placing acidic foods directly on the stone surface. This will help preserve its appearance.
Can this bowl be used to hold fruit?
Yes, the stone bowl is suitable for use as a fruit bowl. However, you should avoid placing acidic foods directly on the stone to protect its natural finish. It can also hold jewelry or decorative items.
What are the unique design features of this bowl?
The bowl has a distinct ruffled edge that acts as a structured frame. It is carved from beige travertine stone, which provides a heavy, sculptural base. The surface is matte and textured.
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