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Delivery EstimateCareful to use only sustainable wood types, the Nicaragua Carpenters create beautiful kitchen utensils like this serving spoon. The spoon is carved from caoba wood before being polished smooth and finished with a food-safe coating of vegetable oil.
- 50 grams
- 0.1 lbs
- 32 cm H x 6.5 cm W x 2.5 cm D
- 12.5" H x 2.6" W x 1" D
- Caoba wood
- Dishwasher safe
- Wood grain and color can vary slightly
- Food safe
- Polish with vegetable oil
- Do not soak
- Made in Nicaragua.
- Certified and shipped by our office in Guatemala
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Nicaragua Carpenters
Central America
Artisan crafted kitchen accessories, chess sets and decor in wood
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Write a review"Our art is related to Nicaraguan culture because it's a country of immense natural beauty that is reflected in the wood with which we work."
"I'm Paul Mohally and I live in Nicaragua, where I set up a carpentry workshop in my community. My hometown is located in a forested area where... read more
