1960s square teak bowl by Ernest Sohn / midcentury staved teakwood geometric dish

1960s square teak bowl by Ernest Sohn / midcentury staved teakwood geometric dish

This sculptural bowl by midcentury designer Ernest Sohn highlights the incredible richness of the teakwood it's crafted from. Sohn, a Jew, fled as a refugee from Nazi Germany to New York City in the 1930s ...

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History
  • Ernest Sohn, who created the bowl, was a notable figure in the mid-century design movement, having survived the upheaval of WWII, which influenced his craftsmanship and design philosophy.
  • The bowl reflects the craftsmanship of the 1960s, a time characterized by a focus on functional yet artistic home decor, which continues to resonate in contemporary design ethos.
  • Mid-century modern design rose to prominence in the post-war era, emphasizing clean lines and natural materials, which the bowl exemplifies through its teakwood construction.

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