Beautiful Vintage Hand-Carved Wooden Kava Bowl – 11” Diameter

This stunning Pacific Island kava bowl (also known as a tanoa or kumete) was hand-carved from dense tropical hardwood and features intricate carved geometric patterns along the rim and four inset shell inlays. The bowl rests on four sturdy legs and is traditionally used in ceremonial preparation and serving of kava in Fiji, Samoa, and other islands.

• Hand-carved hardwood with rich, warm patina
• 4 sturdy legs for stability
• Carved geometric border pattern
• Inset triangular shell inlays (mother-of-pearl)
• Measures approx. 11” in diameter, 3.5” high
• Vintage piece – exact age unknown, likely mid–late 20th century

Excellent vintage condition with minor surface wear consistent with age and use. No cracks or structural damage. Please review photos for complete details.

A beautiful display piece, functional serving vessel, or collectible for lovers of Pacific Island culture.

Pacific Islands (exact island not marked, style consistent with Fijian/Samoan craftsmanship)