• Capiz & Palm Wood Servers, Small: Teal-Salad Server-Balizen by zen zen garden home-RAUHA Crafts
  • Capiz & Palm Wood Servers, Small: Teal-Salad Server-Balizen by zen zen garden home-RAUHA Crafts
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Capiz & Palm Wood Salad Servers, Small: Teal

Capiz & Palm Wood Salad Servers, Small: Teal

Made in Indonesia

27,00 €
27,00 €
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Each set is ribbon-tied
Short — 2.75"" x 12"" x .75"" (7 x 30 x 2 cm)
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These elegant hand-carved salad servers are made with sustainably harvested Aren, a strong wood in the palm family. Designed by Balizen, the wooden spoons are carved in a traditional family workshop in Bali and then sent to a fishing village in Java, where our shell artisans inlay the handles with sustainably harvested capiz shell. All parts of the capiz (jingle oyster is used) the meat is used for food, the main part of the shell for handicraft, and the shell waste for fertilizer. Only full-grown shells are picked from the kelp beds, where they grow, which provides more space and food source for the young ones to grow. Please hand wash only.

Care

Hand wash in warm, soapy water. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners, as these can damage the wood and capiz.
Dry the salad servers immediately after washing. Do not allow the wood to soak in water, as this can cause it to warp or crack.
Do not put the salad servers in the dishwasher or microwave. The heat and moisture can damage the wood and capiz.
Store the salad servers in a cool, dry place. Avoid storing it in direct sunlight or in a humid environment.

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Handmade in Indonesia by

Balizen

Balizen features ethical home, garden, and wardrobe products inspired by nature and Zen traditions of craftsmanship, simplicity, harmony and the use of natural and eco-friendly materials.They are proud members of the Fair Trade Federation and commit their time to working closely with local village communities to educate them on topics such as conservation, sustainable development and organic farming.

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