Guatemalan Kitchen Accessories Gifts

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Cedar wood trivet, 'Sweet Apple' - Cedar Wood Trivet Apple Shape from Guatemala

Sweet Apple

Cedar Wood Trivet Apple Shape from Guatemala ~~$29.99~~ $25.49

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

Guatemalan Fry Up

Handmade Wood Slotted Spatulas (Pair) ~~$44.99~~ $38.24

Wood spatulas, 'Guatemalan Fry Up' (pair) - Collectible Wood Serving Utensil Kitchen Accessory (Pair)

Guatemalan Fry Up

Collectible Wood Serving Utensil Kitchen Accessory (Pair) ~~$44.99~~ $38.24

Wood cutting board, 'Morning Owl' - Fair Trade Natural Wood Chopping Board Hand-carved

Morning Owl

Fair Trade Natural Wood Chopping Board Hand-carved ~~$39.99~~ $33.99

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

Spicy Green

Dip Painted Hand Carved Wood Mortar ~~$54.99~~ $46.74

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

Homestyle

Pair of Handmade Jobillo Wood Cooking Spoons from Guatemala ~~$39.99~~ $33.99

Cedar wood trivet, 'Fresh Pear' - Cedar Wood Trivet Pear Shape from Guatemala

Fresh Pear

Cedar Wood Trivet Pear Shape from Guatemala ~~$37.99~~ $32.29

Cotton basket, 'Family Ties' - Handloomed Natural and Recycled Cotton Basket in Alabaster

Family Ties

Handloomed Natural and Recycled Cotton Basket in Alabaster ~~$39.99~~ $33.99

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

Peten Surprise

Wood Cooking Utensil Mixing Spatulas (Pair) ~~$44.99~~ $38.24

Wood cutting board, 'Happy Pig' - Hand Carved Natural Wood Chopping Board

Happy Pig

Hand Carved Natural Wood Chopping Board ~~$49.99~~ $42.49

Wood cutting board, 'Happy Cow' - Hand Carved Wood Cutting Board

Happy Cow

Hand Carved Wood Cutting Board ~~$39.99~~ $33.99

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