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Handmade Coconut Shell Bowl Set — Eco-Friendly Artisan Kitchenware | Made in Bangladesh
Handmade Coconut Shell Bowl Set — Eco-Friendly Artisan Kitchenware | Made in Bangladesh
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Eat Sustainably, Live Beautifully 🥥
Our Handmade Coconut Shell Bowl Set transforms discarded coconut shells into stunning, functional kitchenware. Each bowl is individually hand-carved and polished by Bangladeshi artisans, creating a unique piece that is 100% natural, biodegradable, and utterly beautiful. Zero waste never looked this good.
What's in the Set
- 🥥 2 × Large bowls (14cm diameter) — perfect for smoothie bowls, salads, or soups
- 🥥 2 × Small bowls (10cm diameter) — ideal for dips, nuts, or condiments
- 🥥 1 × Coconut shell spoon — hand-carved to match
Why You'll Love It
- 🌍 100% natural & zero waste — made from upcycled coconut shells
- ✋ Hand-carved by artisans — each bowl is unique with natural variations
- ✨ Natural polish finish — food-safe, smooth, and beautifully glossy
- 📸 Instagram-worthy — perfect for smoothie bowls and food photography
- 🎁 Gift-ready — beautifully packaged in a jute gift bag
Product Details
- Material: Natural coconut shell (upcycled)
- Finish: Food-safe natural lacquer polish
- Set: 2 large bowls + 2 small bowls + 1 spoon
- Large bowl: 14cm diameter × 6cm deep
- Small bowl: 10cm diameter × 4cm deep
- Care: Hand wash only; dry immediately; do not soak or microwave
- Origin: Handcrafted in Bangladesh 🇧🇩
From Waste to Wonder
In coastal Bangladesh, coconut shells are abundant — and traditionally discarded. Our artisan partners collect these shells and transform them into beautiful, functional kitchenware through hand-carving and polishing. Each bowl represents a small act of sustainability — turning waste into something you'll treasure for years.
"In the hands of a Bangladeshi artisan, even a discarded coconut shell becomes a work of art."
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