Red-Orange Capiz Shell and Wood Salad Servers

Name: Red-Orange Capiz Shell and Wood Salad Servers
Brand: Buddha Groove
SKU: BZ-SL-OR
Price: 42.00 USD
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Hand-carved salad spoon and fork with slim capiz shell handles in deep red-orange, joined to honey-toned Durian wood bowls by a slender silver-tone band. Capiz has long stood for gentle light and clarity; the wood grounds the pair in a Balinese carving tradition passed through families. Made for tossing greens or plating dinner at a shared table.

Details

Design: Hand-carved salad spoon and fork pairing honey-toned Durian wood bowls with slim red-orange capiz shell handles, each joined by a slender silver-tone band
Size: 14" long x 2.75" wide (each piece)
Material: Sustainably harvested Durian wood, capiz shell, metal accent band
Included: Matched spoon-and-fork set
Care: Hand wash only and dry right away to protect the wood grain and shell finish
Origin: Hand-carved in Bali by a local artisan family
Note: Each piece is hand-carved and hand-finished, so slight variations in wood grain and shell tone are natural and part of its one-of-a-kind character

Meaning & Intention

Capiz shell has long been prized across Southeast Asia, its thin, pearled surface catching light the way water does. Traditionally set into windows and lanterns, it holds an old association with clarity and gentle illumination.

The wood tells an older story. In Bali, carving is passed down through families, worked by hand in the same unhurried rhythm for generations. Durian wood, dense and warm-grained, roots the pair in that lineage of patient handwork.

Together, shell and wood mirror the two halves of any shared meal — the social brightness of gathering, and the grounded act of feeding people well.

Servers like these are humble by design, but they hold that same intention every time they are lifted from the bowl.

Essence & Elements

Intention: Nourishment, warmth, connection

Chakra connection: Sacral chakra (Svadhisthana), echoed by the warm red-orange hue

Ideal for: Home cooks and hosts who want everyday serveware to feel handcrafted and considered

Suggested mantra: I nourish with intention

Questions & Guidance

Is the capiz shell sturdy enough for regular use?

Yes. Capiz comes from an oyster found in Southeast Asian waters, and once cut, polished, and set into the handle it is stable and well-suited to regular serving at the table.

Can I use these servers for foods other than salad?

Yes. The wood bowls work for tossing greens, lifting pasta, or plating grains and roasted vegetables. Avoid very hot food straight from the pan, and keep the pair dry between uses.

What is the silver-tone band for?

It joins each capiz handle to the Durian wood bowl. The band adds a small decorative accent and helps hold the two materials together at the seam.

Would this work as a housewarming or wedding gift?

Yes. The set suits a new kitchen or a table built for hosting. A short note naming the intention — nourishment, warmth, connection — makes the gift feel considered.