Products tagged with fair trade kitchen

Perfect for mixing your coffee and other powders. These wooden scoops are hand carved by artisans in Kenya. 

Who Made It: Harkiss Designs works with talented men and women in Uganda and Kenya. Harkiss was started by Harriet Zaffoni, a Ugandan woman who

Savor your meals with the Luncheon Black & White Luncheon Utensil, a luxurious and eco-friendly dining experience crafted by skilled artisans in Kenya. Meticulously handmade from African wild olive wood, each piece is truly one-of-a-kind, showcasing the n

Masala is a powdered spice commonly used by Indians and Africans thus the name of the spoon. Perfect for tea and other spices, this scoop is fun to look at.

Who Made It: Harkiss Designs works with talented men and women in Uganda and Kenya. Harkiss was

Embrace the timeless beauty and functionality of our Beaded Olive Wood Ladle, meticulously handcrafted to enhance your culinary experience. Each ladle is expertly carved from sustainably sourced olive wood, renowned for its durability and exquisite grain

Sharing a meal is one of life's joys! Handcrafted in India from sustainably-grown mango wood, the Mango Tango Salad Servers are the perfect piece for your next gathering. These salad servers come in shades of natural brown with a colorfully-dyed buffalo b

This beautiful ceramic olive oil and vinegar set features a hand-painted vine design on cream-colored ceramic, bringing a fresh look to your table. Made in Bat Trang village, famous for its centuries-old tradition of creating fine ceramics. Set includes t

Looking for something fun for the kitchen? The tear drop style measuring spoon is made from wild olive wood.

Who Made It: Harkiss Designs works with talented men and women in Uganda and Kenya. Harkiss was started by Harriet Zaffoni, a Ugandan woman who

Made from wild olive wood and embellished with batik cow bone inlay. 

Who Made It: Harkiss Designs works with talented men and women in Uganda and Kenya. Harkiss was started by Harriet Zaffoni, a Ugandan woman who became a New York designer. Her aim is

Hand carved and hand painted using traditional mehndi patterns in cheerful, summer hues. Mehndi is a form of body art from India usually drawn on hands or legs, in which decorative designs are created using a paste, created from the powdered leaves of the