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Olive Wood | Salt and Pepper Dishes | Set of 2

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$23.68 $32 In stock

Category: Saardé

Handcrafted using natural olive wood, our range of kitchen utensils is hard, durable and non-porous. Each piece is unique and becomes even darker, richer and more beautiful in colour as it ages.


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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Andrew F. ★★★★★

Didn't expect the olive wood grain to look this good on a tiny dish. The non-porous surface means the salt doesn't cake up like it did in my old ceramic ones, and they've already darkened a shade after a few weeks of daily cooking.

Joshua W. ★★★★★

I've been using these as pinch bowls for salt and pepper while cooking, and the non-porous finish means nothing soaks in or stains. The wood grain on mine is different on each one, which I actually like. Curious to see how much darker they get over the next year.

Carter V. ★★★★★

These two little olive wood dishes have completely replaced the cheap ceramic shakers on my counter. The non-porous finish means no salt clumping or staining, and the grain has already darkened nicely after a few weeks of daily use.