Handcrafted Coconut Wood Scoop
The Handcrafted Coconut Wood Scoop is sure to be your go-to utensil. Each scoop is handcrafted in Vietnam from reclaimed coconut timber offcuts, making for a unique and stunning reuse of local materials. The rich, earthy grain and beautiful natural design will add a striking eco-friendly element to your daily routine. The Coconut Scoops are completely safe for use with food, for they do not utilize any synthetic adhesive or coating. They are perfect for scooping sugar, spices, protein powder, tea, and more.
Material: Reclaimed Coconut Timber Offcuts
Size: 4-1/2”L x 1-1/2”W x ¼”H
Artisan/Collective: Rainforest Bowls
Origin: Vietnam
The Handcrafted Coconut Wood Scoop is sure to be your go-to utensil. Each scoop is handcrafted in Vietnam from reclaimed coconut timber offcuts, making for a unique and stunning reuse of local materials. The rich, earthy grain and beautiful natural design will add a striking eco-friendly element to your daily routine. The Coconut Scoops are completely safe for use with food, for they do not utilize any synthetic adhesive or coating. They are perfect for scooping sugar, spices, protein powder, tea, and more.
Material: Reclaimed Coconut Timber Offcuts
Size: 4-1/2”L x 1-1/2”W x ¼”H
Artisan/Collective: Rainforest Bowls
Origin: Vietnam
The Handcrafted Coconut Wood Scoop is sure to be your go-to utensil. Each scoop is handcrafted in Vietnam from reclaimed coconut timber offcuts, making for a unique and stunning reuse of local materials. The rich, earthy grain and beautiful natural design will add a striking eco-friendly element to your daily routine. The Coconut Scoops are completely safe for use with food, for they do not utilize any synthetic adhesive or coating. They are perfect for scooping sugar, spices, protein powder, tea, and more.
Material: Reclaimed Coconut Timber Offcuts
Size: 4-1/2”L x 1-1/2”W x ¼”H
Artisan/Collective: Rainforest Bowls
Origin: Vietnam
Care: Hand wash with soapy lukewarm water. Rehydrate from time to time by polishing with coconut oil.
