Wood Section Serving Tray
$ 34.00
DESCRIPTION
+ Made in India
+ Material: Akashmoni wood
+ Product Care: wipe with a damp cloth to clean.
+ Dimensions: 11"L x 4"W
ARTISAN DETAILS
Sasha Exports is a nonprofit marketing outlet for many small member cooperatives of Sasha Association for Craft Producers. Sasha offers design services, and training in business skill development and other management principles. Sasha empowers artisans to run their businesses independently, building livelihoods for socially and economically marginalized producers. The wide range of crafts and textiles offered by Sasha draws on tradition, retaining cultural context, yet making products contemporary for present-day living. Sasha also hopes to revive a wide variety of dying handicraft traditions. For many artisans, handicraft production is their main source of income.
Whether you use this wood tray to display candles, hold nuts and crackers, or serve little treats, you will enjoy the versatility and beauty!! Each tray was hand-carved from Akashmoni wood and features a curved, organic shape with a larger center compartment flanked by two smaller ones. The surface of the tray has a pebble texture, adding to the handmade nature and unique beauty. Perfect to gift as a house-warming present or utilize in your own home!
DETAILS+ Made in India
+ Material: Akashmoni wood
+ Product Care: wipe with a damp cloth to clean.
+ Dimensions: 11"L x 4"W
ARTISAN DETAILS
Sasha Exports is a nonprofit marketing outlet for many small member cooperatives of Sasha Association for Craft Producers. Sasha offers design services, and training in business skill development and other management principles. Sasha empowers artisans to run their businesses independently, building livelihoods for socially and economically marginalized producers. The wide range of crafts and textiles offered by Sasha draws on tradition, retaining cultural context, yet making products contemporary for present-day living. Sasha also hopes to revive a wide variety of dying handicraft traditions. For many artisans, handicraft production is their main source of income.