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Handmade Jocote Fruit-Shaped Napkin Holder, "Juicy Jocote"
Described as tasting rather like a plum, a ripe jocote is a fruit enjoyed widely in Central America. Artisan Julio Jimenez in Guatemala carves this pretty napkin holder in the shape of a jocote fruit, painting it by hand in careful detail.
- 0.14 kgs
- 0.3 lbs
- 10 cm H x 9 cm Diam.
- 3.9" H x 3.5" Diam.
- White pine wood
- Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
- Made in Guatemala.
- Certified and shipped by our office in Central America
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Teresa
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07/07/2022
"LOVE IT"
THIS IS PERFECT IN MY BASKET I HAVE HANGING VERY WELL MADE AND THE COLOR IS BEAUTIFUL
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Terri
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05/09/2022
"Very well made"
Just received this napkin holder and I am very impressed.by the skill used to make it.
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- Your kitchen
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Crystal A.
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02/04/2022
"Such a fun item on my table!"
This wooden Avocado napkin holder is a wonderful addition to my dining room table! It is well made and hand-crafted. It is functional and a makes a great conversation piece.
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Marnie
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01/12/2022
"A very realistic and shiny wooden pear."
I really like this wooden pear a lot. It looks realistic yet is also very shiny and that gives it a sculptural look. Quite pretty and I am planning on purchasing more fruit from this artisan for a bowl I have.
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