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Giraffe Goddess - Wholesale Serve Bowl - Hand-carved Olivewood Divided Bowl 8 inches 0
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Giraffe Goddess - Wholesale Serve Bowl - Hand-carved Olivewood Divided Bowl 8 inches

Wholesale Hand-carved Olivewood Divided Bowl 8 inches

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$42.00 MSRP

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Product description

Handcrafted from beautiful Kenyan olivewood, this divided bowl is individually hand carved by artisan cooperatives using traditional woodcarving techniques. Each piece is one of a kind with natural decorative inlay details. Food safe for serving dips and snacks with proper care. Giraffe Goddess works directly with artisan cooperative in rural Kenyan villages, supporting traditional woodcarving communities. We are proud members of the Chicago Fair Trade community. Measurements: 8 in. wide x 1.5 in. height Care Instructions: Hand wash only with mild soap and warm water. Do not soak or place in the dishwasher. Dry immediately after washing. To maintain the beauty of the olivewood, occasionally treat with food safe mineral oil or wax. Each piece is hand carved from natural olivewood with natural bone inlay detailing, so slight variations in grain, color and size are natural and to be expected.

Dimensions: 20.3 x 20.3 x 3.8 cm (8 x 8 x 1.5 in)

Weight: 421.84 g (14.88 oz)

SKU: DBWL8

Made in: United States

Care Instructions: Hand Wash

Occasion Theme: Christmas, Everyday, Wedding

Season: Year-Round

Size: Medium

Product Language: English

Product materials

Organic

Production

Ethically sourced
Fair trade