Madras Curva Serving Set
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Add style and substance to your table with the Madras Mango Wood Serving Set. This elegant two-piece set, featuring a serving fork and spoon, is thoughtfully handcrafted from sustainably sourced mango wood and finished with a sleek white enamel coating on the handles for a modern, elevated touch.
Harvested from protected groves in India, each utensil is naturally unique, highlighting rich wood grains and subtle striations. Designed to impress and built to last, this set is ideal for tossing salads, serving pastas, or plating up your favorite side dishes with charm and ease.
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Size: 12″ x 3″ each
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Material: Mango wood with food-safe enamel handles
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Sustainably sourced from protected groves in India
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Ethically handcrafted in small batches
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Finish: Enamel-dipped handles for a modern, clean look
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Care Instructions: Hand wash with mild soap. Avoid soaking or harsh detergents. Wipe gently with a soft, damp cloth.
Perfect as a gift or for your own kitchen, this artisan set transforms everyday meals into beautifully served experiences.
Made from mango wood.
Ethically crafted in small batches.
Imbued with a food-safe coating.
Pair with: Organic Modern Serving Bowls
3" X 12"
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