Small Olive Wood Bowl

Multi-tasking in style and functionality, this small handcrafted olive wood bowl is ideal for decorative use and as an elegant serving bowl. Gorgeous honey tones give way to deep, dark brown veins in the naturally beautiful wood grain of Tunisian olive trees. The eco-friendly olive wood used is sustainably harvested from dying and non-producing olive trees in the heart of the Mediterranean. Display your high end olive oil or cheese and crackers in this elegant, rustic small olive wood bowl.

Measurements: 3.5”

Carved out of a single piece of high quality, authentic, eco-friendly olive wood

All wood is sustainably harvested from dying and non-producing Tunisian olive trees

Natural olive wood is coveted for its beautiful grain pattern and natural non-porous properties of high density grain. Each piece will showcase its own unique grain pattern.

Care: avoid soaking in water; wipe clean with soap and water after use; occasionally treat with olive oil or food safe mineral oil

$10.00

Brand

MedOliveWood

Material

Olive Wood

Origin

Mediterranean

Hand wash only with mild soap and warm water. Dry immediately with a soft cloth. Periodically apply a food-safe mineral oil or beeswax to keep the wood conditioned and extend its life. Do not soak in water or place in the dishwasher.

Sustainably harvested from centuries-old Mediterranean olive trees, our wood carries history in every grain — warm amber tones, flowing patterns, and a natural strength no factory can replicate. Its natural non-porous surface is inherently antibacterial, making it as functional as it is beautiful. No two pieces are ever exactly alike.

Multi-tasking in style and functionality, this small handcrafted olive wood bowl is ideal for decorative use and as an elegant serving bowl. Gorgeous honey tones give way to deep, dark brown veins in the naturally beautiful wood grain of Tunisian olive trees. The eco-friendly olive wood used is sustainably harvested from dying and non-producing olive trees in the heart of... Handcrafted in Tunisia. Natural variations in colour and grain are part of each piece's unique character.