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Kapruka Partner : Eco Ceylon T

Coconut Wood Spatula Handmade Wooden Cooking Spoon

US$1.33 ≈ CAN$1.86
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The Coconut Wood Spatula is a handmade wooden cooking spoon crafted for everyday kitchen use. Cut from durable, sustainable coconut wood sourced in Sri Lanka, it has a smooth, comfortable finish with a warm golden-brown tone and natural grain pattern visible on its flat, wide blade. Each piece is shaped individually, so no two spatulas look exactly alike.

  • Material: natural coconut wood with a smooth, gentle-on-cookware finish
  • Flat, wide front designed for stirring, turning, scooping and serving
  • Total length: 11 inches (about 28 cm); front width: 2.4 inches (about 6 cm)
  • Hanging hole in the handle for neat, space-saving storage
  • Lightweight and easy to hold for everyday cooking tasks
  • Eco-friendly, sustainable alternative to plastic or metal utensils
  • Includes 1 x Coconut Wood Spatula; hand wash with mild soap, dry well, and avoid soaking or dishwashing

A simple coconut oil rub now and then keeps the wood looking fresh, and this handmade wooden spatula makes a thoughtful housewarming or kitchen gift when you shop it on Kapruka. Please note: colour may vary slightly due to lighting and screen settings, natural wood tone and grain differ piece to piece, and size may vary by about 1 cm since each spatula is handmade.

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This Eco Ceylon T spatula is turned by hand from coconut wood, so the grain and shade differ slightly from piece to piece. It is gentle on non-stick pans and good for stirring a dhal or turning a pol roti. If you are building up your cooking tools, take a look at our kitchen whisks or browse more from NIRA wood products.

A coconut wood spoon is an easy housewarming present for anyone setting up a first Sri Lankan kitchen, and it sits well alongside other handmade artisan goods in a small gift bundle.

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