Fire bowl cast iron

The view of the tamed fire has always fascinated people, whether in front of the fireplace in the living room or the campfire on the beach. Even in the garden, with the help of a fire bowl, the evening can be spent by the dancing fire.

For this fire bowl, the material was used opulently: it is created from pure cast iron - in the impressive material thickness of 8 mm. The manufacturer creates the sand molds for the casting itself; after casting, the bowls are deburred and ground by hand.

Just as the diamond cutter with his brilliant cut ignites the "fire in the stone", so here a fire, crackling or glistening, virtually awakens the embers in the cast iron. The diamond-like faceted shell surface breaks up the fire glow many times and throws it back as an effective dance of light and shadow.

"Only those who do not master the game with fire, burn their fingers," found Oscar Wilde. The fire bowl is so large that you can cradle your fingers and other extremities in safety. However, you should not touch the fire bowl in use: although the cast iron is heat-resistant, it naturally becomes hot and therefore requires a heat-resistant base (for example, a tile or a flat stone).