Homestyle Pair of Handmade Jobillo Wood Cooking Spoons from Guatemala US BIPOC making each bracelet unique

making each bracelet unique

each earring is centered by a round cultured freshwater pearl that shimmers brilliantly from a bezel setting

this ruana from Peru combines taupe and snow white hues with a stippled ombre pattern for a luscious addition to your wardrobe

crafted to resemble a banana leaf and given a glazed green finish

and the peyote flower are all sacred symbols of Huichol cosmogony now on display on this jewelry box from Mexico

Homestyle Pair of Handmade Jobillo Wood Cooking Spoons from Guatemala US BIPOC making each bracelet uniqueMembers of the Petn Wood Artisan Sculptors handcraft this pair of cooking spoons. With conveniently long handles, the spoons are made from distinctive light brown jobillo wood. The artisans choose woods that are native to the lowlands of the Guatemalan Petn to craft their work. materials: Jobillo wood Dishwasher safe Wood grain and color can vary slightly Eco Friendly: carved from natural and sustainable wood Each: 13. 25 in. H x 1. 8 in. W x 0. 4 in.