Wood Home Decor Cooking Utensils

12 items

Wood scoop, 'Made from Scratch' - Artisan Crafted Wooden Scoop

Made from Scratch

Artisan Crafted Wooden Scoop $29.00

Cedar spatulas, 'Forest Kitchen' (set of 3) - Cedar spatulas

Forest Kitchen

Cedar spatulas $29.00

Teak wood spatulas, 'Kitchen Harmony' (pair) - Food-Safe Hand Crafted Teak Wood Spatulas (2)

Kitchen Harmony

Food-Safe Hand Crafted Teak Wood Spatulas (2) $77.00

Teak rolling pin, 'Cooking Ally' - Hand-Carved Teakwood Rolling Pin with Natural Grain

Cooking Ally

Hand-Carved Teakwood Rolling Pin with Natural Grain $124.00

Wood utensils, 'Culinary Flavor' (set of 4) - Handmade Cypress Wood Utensils from Guatemala (Set of 4)

Culinary Flavor

Handmade Cypress Wood Utensils from Guatemala (Set of 4) $39.00

Wood spatulas, 'Peten Cooking' (pair) - Hand Carved Jobillo Wood Spatulas from Guatemala (Pair)

Peten Cooking

Hand Carved Jobillo Wood Spatulas from Guatemala (Pair) $47.00

Wood spoons, 'Homestyle' (pair) - Pair of Handmade Jobillo Wood Cooking Spoons from Guatemala

Homestyle

Pair of Handmade Jobillo Wood Cooking Spoons from Guatemala $39.00

Wood mortar and pestle, 'Spicy Blue' - Dip Painted Hand Carved Wood Mortar

Spicy Blue

Dip Painted Hand Carved Wood Mortar $49.00

Wood mortar and pestle, 'Spicy Green' - Dip Painted Hand Carved Wood Mortar

Spicy Green

Dip Painted Hand Carved Wood Mortar $54.00

Cedar wood ladle, 'Nature's Cuisine' - Cedar wood ladle

Nature's Cuisine

Cedar wood ladle $44.00

Wood slotted spatulas, 'Guatemalan Fry Up' (pair) - Handmade Wood Slotted Spatulas (Pair)

Guatemalan Fry Up

Handmade Wood Slotted Spatulas (Pair) $47.00

Wood mixing spatulas, 'Peten Surprise' (pair) - Wood Cooking Utensil Mixing Spatulas (Pair)

Peten Surprise

Wood Cooking Utensil Mixing Spatulas (Pair) $44.00

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