Wooden salad server in natural finish

Getting salad, cake or soup safely onto a dish takes some careful doing that requires the right tool. The correct server for salad, for example, means no more tomatoes landing in your lap or olives disappearing across the floor. (Where do they roll to?) This salad server has wide gaps for effective grabbing and is easy to keep clean. Mismatch with a plain wooden spoon for a whimsically effortless, understated and rustic flair that turns a basic salad into one tasty looking dish. Supplier Info: This tree produces nutritious fruit (mangos) and is allowed to live a fruit bearing life. It's not until it stops producing that it is cut down and used for timber. The server is fashioned using traditional centuries-old skills and not only does it look amazing (which is the basic prerequisite for all bohemian idealists) but it works too, which of course, is a foregone conclusion for serious foodie-types. Finished in food-grade mineral oil by artisans, it is supplied to us via a medium scale manufacturer based in Jaipur, India. They own two factories, both employing around two hundred craftspeople at each location. The manufacturing processes juxtapose traditional methods, i.e. wood carving and pot throwing, with relevant and up-to-date modern design. Workers use components such as sustainable wood, ceramics, terracotta, iron and glass in their products. Artisans' skills are boosted by training and workers receive paid leave, GPA and bonuses. Social get-togethers are encouraged by the management to promote a good working environment and festivals are celebrated by all twice a year. They are proud to be one of the largest exporters of handicraft products in India, with a commitment to quality, social and environmental issues. Why we love this product! Fair Trade Handmade Easy to keep clean and hygienic with the wider gaps An effective design 100% natural and sustainable Dimensions: 25.5 x 7.65cm Please note: Never place a wooden item in the dishwasher. Gently hand-wash with warm water and mild dish soap. Do not allow the wood to soak in water and dry immediately. We suggest that to prevent any warping, staining, or cracking and to renew the beauty of the grain, apply one or two coats of food-grade mineral oil, three or four times per year.