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S/3 Handcarved Kitchen Utensils
S/3 Handcarved Kitchen Utensils
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Maker: Itza Wood
Each of these unique wooden cooking utensils is consciously designed for practical use, elegance and durability. Using only sustainably harvested, certified wood from the heart of the Guatemalan jungle, they are designed to emphasize the natural grain and texture of the wood, with all-natural processing treatments to enhance durability and function. Itza Wood cooking utensils are all hand-crafted and hand-finished in the Peten region of Guatemala, where they fund various social initiatives to enhance the local economic growth.
Large oval spoon 3.5" dia x 15" l, Medium oval spoon 2.75" diam x 12.25" l, Large spatula 2.5" dia x 11" l
Shipping
Shipping
USA DOMESTIC SHIPPING
We offer standard shipping (5–9 business days) on all U.S. orders.
CANADIAN SHIPPING
Orders within Canada typically arrive within 3–7 business days. Please note that depending on the product or supplier, customs or duties may apply.
INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING
We offer standard international shipping (2–6 weeks). Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility and may vary by country.
Hassle-Free Returns
Hassle-Free Returns
We hope you love what you ordered! But if you got the wrong size, color doesn’t suit you, or you just changed your mind, no problem! Contact us for a return or exchange. You may return your item within 30 days of purchase for a full refund.
If you have any concerns or want to discuss an exchange do not hesitate to contact us.
Our goal is Complete Customer Satisfaction.
Shop with Purpose
OSADIA is a Spanish word that means "audacity." We believe this word reflects the unique journey and stories behind our products, those stories are all about hard work, courage and resilience. In Osadía you will find unique fair trade, handmade & socially responsible products, every product is empowering artisans, small businesses and vulnerable communities around the world.