Offering Hands Molded Glass Bowl Terrarium

Offering Hands Molded Glass Bowl Terrarium

$64.00
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Offering Hands Molded Glass Bowl Terrarium
  • Offering Hands Molded Glass Bowl Terrarium
  • Offering Hands Molded Glass Bowl Terrarium
  • Offering Hands Molded Glass Bowl Terrarium
  • Offering Hands Molded Glass Bowl Terrarium
  • Offering Hands Molded Glass Bowl Terrarium
  • Offering Hands Molded Glass Bowl Terrarium
  • Offering Hands Molded Glass Bowl Terrarium
  • Offering Hands Molded Glass Bowl Terrarium
Offering Hands Molded Glass Bowl Terrarium

Item GAS-825

Offering Hands Molded Glass Bowl Terrarium

$64.00

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Two carved wooden hands cup a hand-blown glass bowl, offering it upward. The gesture reads as giving and receiving, and the fluid glass edge suggests renewal shaped from what was discarded. Place it on a windowsill, desk, or altar with river stones, moss, or an air plant — or leave it empty for the light.

Details
  • Design: Hand-blown clear glass bowl nested into a solid wood base carved as two open, offering hands; each piece is one-of-a-kind
  • Size: Overall 7.5 x 5 x 4.5 inches; bowl approximately 5.75 x 5 inches
  • Material: Hand-blown recycled glass and carved wood
  • Included: Wood base and glass bowl only; plants and fillers not included
  • Care: Dust the wood with a dry cloth and hand-wash the glass gently with mild soap and lukewarm water. Avoid soaking the wood or using a dishwasher
  • Origin: Cottage-industry glass blown in Bali from beach and construction-site scraps
  • Note: Slight variations in size, color, wood grain, and small bubbles in the glass are natural characteristics of the handmade process
Meaning & Intention

Open, upturned hands have long been read as a gesture of offering — giving without grasping, receiving without demand. Carved here as the base, they cradle the bowl the way one might cradle water, breath, or a small living thing.

The glass itself is blown from recycled scraps gathered on Bali's beaches and building sites, softened by heat and reformed into something luminous. The wobble, the bubble, and the tonal drift mark it as made by hand.

Passing the piece each morning can serve as a small check-in: what am I holding today, and can I hold it with softer hands?

Essence & Elements

Intention: Grace

Symbol: Offering hands

Ideal for: Handmade objects, natural materials, and small altars that make a home feel more intentional

Suggested mantra: I hold with open hands

Questions & Guidance

What can I display inside the bowl?

River stones, sea glass, moss, an air plant, or a small layered arrangement of soil and succulents all work. Leaving it empty is its own arrangement — the light and the shape do the rest.

Does it work as a live terrarium?

Yes. The open glass bowl suits succulents, air plants, moss, or a simple layer of soil and stones. Keep watering light so moisture does not sit against the wood base.

Is it a good gift?

It suits anyone building a slower, more intentional home, or setting up a first altar or meditation corner. Pair it with a handful of stones or a small plant to make the intention explicit.

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