oh, yes, i like these very much. i even see these being used as shallow bud vases and for displaying items you don't have shelves for.

These are beautiful... and honestly not as pricey as I thought they'd be.

I love these! I've seen them before (I can't remember where though) so maybe they're available elsewhere? Or just making appearances in magazines and such? Anyway, though they're cool bowls, I am in love with how they displayed them in the photographs above...and want to buy a bunch of them to hang on a wall as an installation.

I actually do like this and I don't usually like the green ideas.

Tell them to come to Houston and pick up all the trees downed by Ike. It makes me sick that they're going to waste like this.

Hardcore DIY? Hmm...

They sell these where I work, at the Wexner Center for the Arts. They are very beautiful in person. I've refrained from buying one because I wouldn't know what to use it for and because I think putting something in them might spoil the beauty. What would other readers use them for? Ideas?

I love these!

Cute as pet dishes

I thought pet bowl too, but it doesn't seem to say "foodsafe" anywhere on the Loyal Loot or Rose & Radish sites.

I third the pet bowl idea!

I would get a few as a centerpiece vignette on my dining table, but you can't specify which color you want!

Beautiful, especially en masse. Sadly, too expensive for me to indulge in the grouping of a dozen or so that I'd love.

Love 'em!!

I immediately thought pet dish, too -- and am also curious about whether it's food safe.

You can also find these at our shop www.goodeggshop.com, which carries Loyal Loot along with many other great Canadian designers. They are made to order from our site so you can choose your size and colour!

Also - for those who are discussing using them for pet dishes, all the materials used to finish the bowls are water based, but they are not suggested for food consumption, unfortunately!

Oh Rats! These would be the cutest little kitty bowls ever.