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These sustainable wild olive wood and bone batik salad servers, hand carved to fair trade standards in Kenya, make the perfect addition to your dinner table.
Our contemporary hand carved utensils are crafted in Nairobi by Zephania and his small team. He uses Wild Olive and Neem wood that is all sustainably sourced from his plantation in Kenya, alongside bone and soapstone from a local quarry. Bone accents are a bi-product of the Kenyan farming industry and each design is hand batiked using vegetable dyes. This may cause slight variations from the image shown.
Sizing: Length 24cm x Width 8cm (Length 9.5inch x Width 3inch).
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