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HAY Barro Salad Bowl Large - Pistachio furniture Defined by its solid oak

HAY Barro Salad Bowl Large - Pistachio furniture Defined by its solid oakDesigned by Portuguese Rui Pereira, the HAY Barro Salad Bowl is part of a tableware collection that brings the warmth and beautiful simplicity of terracotta to the table. Meaning red clay in Portuguese, Barro represents the designers appreciation of the traditions and uses associated with this ancient material. The salad bowls rolled edge detail, soft touch and balanced proportions give the bowl both visual and tactile appeal. Crafted in Portugal from

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HAY Barro Salad Bowl Large - Pistachio furniture Defined by its solid oakDesigned by Portuguese Rui Pereira, the HAY Barro Salad Bowl is part of a tableware collection that brings the warmth and beautiful simplicity of terracotta to the table. Meaning red clay in Portuguese, Barro represents the designers appreciation of the traditions and uses associated with this ancient material. The salad bowls rolled edge detail, soft touch and balanced proportions give the bowl both visual and tactile appeal. Crafted in Portugal from

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