We did our best to show you why we are in love with Colorado Black Walnut—and share a new word for your Scrabble game: Chatoyance. Cross-grains in this species, and often in Cottonwood, create a stunning Mother-of-Pearl sheen in the light. In person, you’ll see some beautiful purples in the color spectrum.

It was harvested from a ranch in Berthoud, Colorado after a blight devastated this species around 2015. The stunning windbreak of Black Walnut was nearly 120 years old.

This beauty holds about 4 good salad servings, or more depending on your green leafy eaters.

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12.7-inch diameter | 3.7 inches tall | 1 lb 8.1 oz

$10 flat fee shipping before December 18; if you have a specific holiday or gifting deadline, there is an upcharge for shipping. Free local delivery within a 30-mile radius of Denver.

Visit us at the Park Hill Art Festival May 31 and June 1, or inquire about this bowl!