This spoon was handmade by an artisan group from San Lucas Toliman called Nueva Vida, or New Life. Nueva Vida is made up of young people who use the profits from the sales of the spoons to pay for their education. The sale of this product also supports community projects, such as providing school supplies to children from low-resource families. The spoons are hand-carved from wood scraps and are finished with beeswax for a food-safe product.

Twisted Handle Solid Spatula

$20.00

This twisted handle spatula is ready to become the jack-of-all-trades for your kitchen. This heavy-duty spatula is hand-carved and is made from scraps of local wood. Wood varieties include Tasisco, Guachipilin, and Hormigo.

This spatula was handmade by an artisan group from San Lucas Toliman called Nueva Vida, or New Life. Nueva Vida is made up of young people who use the profits from the sales of the spoons and spatulas to pay for their education. The sale of this product also supports community projects, such as providing school supplies to children from low-resource families. The spoons are hand-carved from wood scraps and are finished with beeswax for a food-safe product.  

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Twisted Handle Kitchen Spoon

$22.00

This funky spoon has a twisted handle and is a great multi-use kitchen spoon. Spoon measures approximately 13 1/2" in length. This spoon is available in two types of wood native to Guatemala, tasisco and hormigo.

This spoon was handmade by an artisan group from San Lucas Toliman called Nueva Vida, or New Life. Nueva Vida is made up of young people who use the profits from the sales of the spoons to pay for their education. The sale of this product also supports community projects, such as providing school supplies to children from low-resource families. The spoons are hand-carved from wood scraps and are finished with beeswax for a food-safe product.  

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14" Cooking Spoon

$16.00

This hand-carved spoon is both beautiful and functional. This heavy-duty spoon measures 14" in length and is available in two types of woods native to Guatemala, guachipilin or hormigo. Spoon can be used for both hot and cold food.

This spoon was handmade by an artisan group from San Lucas Toliman called Nueva Vida, or New Life. Nueva Vida is made up of young people who use the profits from the sales of the spoons to pay for their education. The sale of this product also supports community projects, such as providing school supplies to children from low-resource families. The spoons are hand-carved from wood scraps and are finished with beeswax for a food-safe product.  

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