• Marble and Wood Spoon Rest - Saltbox Sash
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Marble and Wood Spoon Rest

$22.00
$22.00
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  • This eye-catching spoon rest made of marble from Agra, India (home of the Taj Mahal)  harmoniously combines artistic elegance and practicality to honor tradition and modern culinary practices.

  • **Care** Always wash your white marble kitchen tools by hand using warm, soapy water. Avoid using harsh or abrasive detergents, as they can damage the marble's surface. Occasionally, you apply a food-safe mineral oil to the surface of your marble tools to help maintain their luster. This also helps prevent them from absorbing food stains.

  • Why You'll Love It: Agra, is a city renowned for its architectural marvels and artistic traditions. This spoon rest pays homage to the same spirit of creativity and precision as the home of the Taj Mahal.

  • Materials: Marble, and wood

  • Dimensions: 8.8'' x 4.3'' x .3''

Good to know

Fair trade products are primarily handcrafted and made from natural, sustainable, and recycled materials, therefore slight imperfections and color variations may occur.

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Marble and Wood Spoon Rest - Saltbox Sash

Fair Wage

Artisans are paid a fair wage for their work breaking the cycle of poverty and working towards brighter futures.

Eco-Friendly

Products are created using only materials that are natural, local, or sustainable.

Socially Conscious

Promotion of gender equality, equal pay for equal work. and free from discrimination, forced labor, and child labor.

Handcrafted

Artisans preserve culture by handcrafting pieces with traditional art forms passed down for generations.