| Weight | 8000 g |
|---|
Tunisian Olive Wood Basket Small
Harvested from olive trees that have graced the Tunisian landscape for centuries, each item in this collection carries the beautiful grains of olive wood and are designed with both form and function in mind. Unique forms that are one of a kind, there are a diverse range of products including coasters, bowls, baskets, spoons, lemon press, oil jars and charcutiere boards. Our commitment to sustanibility is reflected in the use of olive wood that is known for its durability and eco-friendly properties. By repurposing pruned branches and older trees these exquisite pieces are created that are sure to stand the test of time and will tempt you to select the entire collection.
- Material Description : Olive Wood
- Dimensions : 15.5″ x 11″ x 12″
- Care Required : Hand wash with mild detergent. No soaking. Dry immediately
- Country Of Origin : Tunisia
₹39,500.00
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