The smart read on Tilnar Art
About Tilnar Art
Owner · Founded in 2005 by Tom Hawes, a former London solicitor; small family run business
Where Tilnar Art isn’t perfect
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What we read and checked
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Recorded features & ownership
Decorative bowls sand-cast from recycled aluminium melted in a charcoal fire pit and finished with hand-applied food-safe enamel, from a BAFTS registered fair-trade supplier.
What the sources support
Decorative bowls sand-cast from recycled aluminium melted in a charcoal fire pit and finished with hand-applied food-safe enamel, from a BAFTS registered fair-trade supplier. · Checked 10/09/2026
Founded in 2005 by Tom Hawes, a former London solicitor; small family run business · Checked 16/08/2026
BAFTS, fair trade, recycled aluminium · Checked 16/08/2026
Care, repair & end of life
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Verdict
Recorded verdict: NOT ASSESSED.
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How Tilnar Art compares across published ratings
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What's it really made of?
"Wood-effect" and "non-stick" hide a lot. Paste the materials or the description and we flag the forever-chemical cookware, the formaldehyde-shedding boards and the VOC finishes, and confirm the honest materials.