Acacia Wood Salad Bowl | The Little Market Acacia Wood Salad Bowl | The Little Market Acacia Wood Salad Bowl | The Little Market
Acacia Wood Salad Bowl | The Little Market
Acacia Wood Salad Bowl | The Little Market
Acacia Wood Salad Bowl | The Little Market

Acacia Wood Rounded Salad Bowl

$ 48.00

HANDMADE IN THE PHILIPPINES

Serve garden-fresh salads with this beautiful bowl. Hand-carved from sustainably harvested acacia wood, this serveware is perfect for dishing out snacks, fruits, and veggies as well.

Each purchase empowers artisans at SAFFY in the Philippines.

Acacia Wood Salad Bowl | Fair Trade | The Little Market

DETAILS

  • Approximately: 10" diameter x 4" tall
  • Food-safe
  • Materials: Acacia wood
  • Care instructions: Do not use in the microwave, dishwasher, or oven. Hand-wash only. Do not use harsh detergents. To preserve and prevent cracking, please wipe down wood with a natural preservative, such as olive oil.
  • As with all handmade items, variations will occur.
MEET THE ARTISAN
SAFFY
Located in: Philippines
Social enterprise SAFFY works with artisans in rural communities of the Philippines and provides safe employment opportunities, regardless of age or background. The majority of the artisans work together in a communal shop, but many also have the option to work from home to take care of their families. Together, they carve beautiful wooden kitchen essentials, from bowls to plates, while using sustainably harvested wood. SAFFY offers essential services including skill development, product development insights, and financial management training.
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Located in: Philippines
Hand-carved while implementing sustainable practices
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Hand-carved while implementing sustainable practices
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