African Olive Wood Salad Serving Set with Spiral Handles, Hand Carved in Kenya by Fair Trade Artisans Handmade Each memorial is unique and Color:Tan/Ash

Name: African Olive Wood Salad Serving Set with Spiral Handles, Hand Carved in Kenya by Fair Trade Artisans Handmade Each memorial is unique and Color:Tan/Ash
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 84188965001
Price: 39.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3627 (20 reviews)

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African Olive Wood Salad Serving Set with Spiral Handles, Hand Carved in Kenya by Fair Trade Artisans Handmade Each memorial is unique and Color:Tan Ash Each memorial is unique and will vary somewhat from photos Accented with a carved and hand painted Black Eyed Susan Hand wash and occasionally rub with oil to maintain finish and jacaranda

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