Sustainable Coconut Bowl by Huski Home

This beautiful eco-friendly coconut bowl by Huski is made from coconut husks, otherwise known as coconut shells.

Once the fruit has been removed, the husks usually become a waste product. However, by re-purposing them into bowls we’re saving them which helps to reduce unnecessary waste!

Not only are these bowls super sustainable, they are also really lovely to look at. Therefore, whatever is served in them immediately looks more delicious. Try it out yourself!

• As this is a natural product, sizing varies slightly per bowl
• Your coconut bowl will need to be treated with oil on a regular basis. This is to prevent it from drying or cracking. You can easily do this with coconut oil, or an oil of your preference.

Discover more Huski Home products here!

Meet the people behind Huski

“We’re Lisa and Luke, and together we created Huski Home. We want to contribute to the collective movement towards a sustainable future by creating products that will eliminate the need for existing and single-use plastics. We believe that everyone has the power to create a brighter future and through small changes in our everyday lives, we can see a renewable world in our lifetime.

“Huski Home was inspired by our son Leo, who was appointed to be an eco-warrior at school. He started to question us on changes we could make at home to become more sustainable and reduce waste. This led us to research and develop products that could make a real difference. In the UK alone, we use 7 million disposable coffee cups every day, amounting to around 2.5 billion every year, of which 182 million ends up on our streets and in our oceans. Following our initial research, we decided to develop our merchandise from bi-products as we felt these were under utilised and could solve an issue without creating a new one, or exhausting existing resources.

“Throughout our research and development, we came to realise that the journey to sustainability was not about perfection, but everyone making small changes to see a collective difference and learn from one another…”

Read on about their journey on their official website here!