Turned Wooden Dish with Sphere — Mid-Century Organic Form

Written by Eni

A study in pure geometry and tactile warmth. This hand-turned solid wood dish paired with a matching organic sphere evokes the quiet mastery of mid-century Scandinavian and modernist object design.

The piece features a deeply polished, silky surface and rich natural wood grain tones that have matured gracefully over decades. A meditative, tactile sculptural object designed to anchor a space through simplicity and restraint.

Type: urned wood vessel and sculptural sphere

Period: Late 20th Century (1980s archive)

Condition: Exceptional vintage condition with a deeply nourished, smooth matte-satin patina.

120 EUR

shipping and order: eni@objectnumerosix.com

Eni

Hi, I’m Eni Bogar, visual director and digital architect working from a hillside station in Europe.

With a foundational focus on post-minimalist clarity and tactile authenticity, my work spans across digital environments, webdesign, editorial brand strategies, and curated physical artifacts.

Every project is approached as an autonomous form — balancing the sharp precision of typography with the raw, honest textures of found objects as a functional narrative.

https://www.objectnumerosix.com
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