Rustic Rawhide Laced Dough Bowl 33.25" (101bc25)

Rawhide laced western wooden dough bowls and southwestern bowls are authentic native bowls made by the Tarahumara Indians. Wooden Indian dough bowls or trenchers are carved by hand from native yellow pine and begin as a piece of a downed tree trunk. The Tarahumara Indian log bowls are made by splitting the trunk in half lengthwise then rough cut with an axe.

The carved bowls are shaped and further worked with a machete or large knife. This traditional western bowl has a round bottom, was rough sanded to a rustic finish and laced with genuine rawhide. Dough bowls are used by the Tarahumara Indian people but are sold for decoration purposes only. Among the Indian people, bowls or dough trays are used to catch corn meal as it is ground with a stone.

The character of primitive unfinished wood and rawhide lacing add a sense of rustic beauty to create a natural atmosphere for southwest log homes, cabins and cottages as well as any ranch or country decor. This large laced wooden dough bowl will work well as a wall or table decoration, for flower planters, fruit bowls or for various western art and southwest or Indian craft projects.

Measures approximately 13.5" wide, 33.25" long.  Actual item is shown.

Native Handcrafted, Tribe: Tarahumara,

*This is a rough-cut bowl that features natural knots and rough cuts. See pictures.