Creative Co-Op Round Hammered Metal Bowl, Copper Finish

Love love love ! Sits on my kitchen island and receive compliments constantly! Wanted to add gold accents to my kitchen and it’s the perfect color gold. Not at all too bright. Large in size and I leave it empty or filled when company is here. I wouldn’t sleep on this item. It’s a must !

Very large!!! Amazing quality!! Might buy 1 more for my dining table.

I bought this at a Prime Day price of $13.99, and for what I spent, it far exceeded expectations. I was nervous I'd receive something barely thicker than a disposable to-go container. But the bowl is substantial and quite good looking. It's not a high end product, but definitely much nicer than the price would indicate.I bought it for setting out dry items like wrapped candy fot Halloween. I have a feeling it wouldn't hold up to sustained moisture. But as a candy or chip bowl, or as a decorative object, it should last quite a while. Definitely a hand-wash item, no dishwasher, and no abrasive scrubbing.Also, it's definitely LARGE. Often, inexpensive items on Amazon vastly overstate their dimensions. This is as large as described.

Wonted 2 sho off our HAAS potatoes to their best AA Ad vantage but they were a wee bit too JOHNNY ccome lately . ITS not ez being GREELEYHOPE things are not on the UP and APPED w/ COvID

Beautiful bowl. True gold color not brass. Nicer than expected. Highly recommend

Very thin and fragile, dont get it wet, will rust and fall apart. Looks great though for a dry dish or prop decor

The media could not be loaded. 12-4-2024 review: MUST SEE VIDEO, the copper plating is so thin that moisture gets thry to the base metal which it cheap iron metal AND IT RUSTS. I think its been only a month and almost the entire copper plating has come off the inside. Im using this as a "Zen" desk top water feature that does have stones in it but I dont move them around. A matter of fact I have 1 inch thick styrofoam lining the bottom to take up space so I dont need as many stones. That way it wont wrigh a cazillion pounds. Anyway it rust and has now coated all thes red from the rust. So now I must, and im doing it tight now, use oxilic acid to clean the rust off the rocks. Very poor quality bowl. I do .ot recommend this bowlfor anything. Not food not water wrll maybe a dry flower arrangement but there's alot better looking bowls for that. It is one of the worst waste of money I made for awhile now. Good luck(Old review)I opened my bowl for the 1st time and when I picked it up THE RIM SLICED MY FINGER. since this was formed by machine why o why didn't they roll the top rim over to give a beautiful finish and a safe finish. I had to take 220 sandpaper and knock the razor sharpness off the rim. That problem led to another problem. When I sanded the rim it took off the cheap copper plated finish. So now that will rust, fast! I gues I could take the time and effort to replate the rimm with copper but that wont be a perfect match in color so it may look worse then the reddish rust that will form soon. I do plan to use this as a basin for a indoor water feature that will be filled with rocks and a little water pump. Yes u might say that the stone will scratch the cheap copper plating off too soon enough and create a reddish hue to my little water falls. Hmmmmm I was hoping for better quality. @ the price I paid there's no reason at all why it couldn't be solid copper. Lol o wow where an I coming from, quality!? Lol it'll have to do for now.

Flimsy, thin metal, but will hold it’s contents