This long-handled spoon is great for mixing up a pitcher of margaritas, sampling food from a cooking pot, and much more! Long and skinny, this spoon measures approximately 10" in length, and is made from scraps of three types of wood- teak, coffee, and amaranth.
This fair trade Guatemalan spoon is hand-carved by a group of young men artisans from San Lucas Toliman called Los Cuchareros. All of their spoons are made entirely by hand using tools such as machetes, mallets, and wood carving knives, and the wood used by this group is collected, not harvested. The spoons are finished with beeswax so that they are food-safe. The sales of this handmade product helps to support the artisans’ families, as well as a group of elders in the community of San Lucas Toliman.
This hand carved coffee spoon is the perfect accessory for your morning coffee. Spoon measures about 7" long and is designed to fit over the coffee bag to keep the bag closed. Each spoon is unique due to the piece of wood used to make the piece. Make sure you don't forget the coffee!
This spoon is fair trade and handmade in Guatemala by talented artisans.
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This beautiful wooden butterfly is also a puzzle box! The butterfly has a spotted design on its wings, a striped body made from two different colored woods, and removable tentacles. The puzzle consists of five pieces, including two little drawers inside the body, which would be perfect for hiding something small. The butterfly is made from reclaimed cedar wood. It measures approximately 4 3/4" wide, 2 3/4" deep, and 3 1/2" high without the tentacles.
This puzzle box is fair trade and handmade in Guatemala by talented artisans.