You can get these bowls from many different sources. A few of these are Concrete Creations, Ernsdorf Designs and Outdoor Fire Designs. Take a look at the different options and compare the price and quality. Just make sure that whatever bowl you buy is made to stand up to the high temperatures of fire.

Hi there! I LOVE your designs ~ especially the Waterwise Mediterranean. I'm from a very dry part of Canada with hot summers ~ there is a ban on all fire pits and outdoor fire places... really anything that might throw off sparks. The above fire pit looks as though it is gas perhaps?? Could you tell me what kind of fire bowl this is and what I should look for to comply with the laws here?

Thank you for your kind words. The bowl for a fire pit has to be fire rated - meaning that it can withstand the heat of a fire. Likewise when building a fire pit you need to use fire bricks on the inside. This fire pit is plumbed for gas so you have quite a bit of control over the size of the fire and there aren't really any sparks to deal with. A sharp wind can blow the fire around though. There are premade fire pits that have tempered glass "shields" around them. These are often used as combination coffee table/fire pit and have smaller fire rings. Perhaps this would work in your situation?