Indian Mosaic Wooden Salad Servers are a beautiful and sustainable addition to any eco-friendly kitchen or dining table. Ethically handcrafted by skilled artisans in India, these wooden salad servers feature a distinctive mosaic chevron inlay handle, creating a unique look that adds character and style to your tableware.

This wooden set includes a serving fork and spoon, perfect for serving salads, pasta dishes, and side plates with ease. The smooth, food-safe finish highlights the natural grain and warm tones of the sustainable wood combining functionality with timeless design.

Product Features

• Handcrafted in India by skilled artisans

• Made from sustainably sourced wood

• Decorative mosaic chevron inlay handles

• Ethically made, eco-friendly, and food-safe

• Set includes one wooden salad fork and one spoon

• Perfect for serving salads, pasta, and side dishes

Materials: Gamhar Wood
Size: 22.5cm x 7.5cm
Care: Hand wash your wooden utensils with mild washing-up liquid and warm water. Avoid boiling water and dishwashers, as high heat can cause the wood to expand or split. Always dry immediately with a towel to prevent moisture damage.

Meaning 'friend of the people', AARVEN is an ethical homeware and jewellery brand founded by two adventurers, inspired by our artisans around the globe. From wood block printed textiles, recycled brass jewellery, to hand woven baskets, we design our joyful collections in collaboration with the worlds best artisans.
Sustainability and ethical production is at the heart of what we do. We produce our collections in collaboration with small-scale artisan groups. Elevating their craft and providing access to the international market.
The nature of the global supply chain means our decisions as consumers affect people all around the world. At AARVEN we strive to create products which bring as much joy to their creator as they do to the end customer through sustainable and ethical production. In the words of Orsola De Castro, “Demand quality, not just in the products you buy, but in the lives of people who make them.”