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| Weight | .2 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 17 × 8 × 3 cm |
Banksia eating spoon
$40.00 inc. GST
This hand-carved eating spoon was made from Banskia integrifolia (Coastal Banksia) salvaged from storm damage at Nerriga, NSW.
A beautiful deep red, it’s been burnished with deer antler and orange oil.
It measures 15cm long, and 3.6cm at widest point.
1 in stock
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