Yellow Capiz Shell and Wood Salad Servers

Name: Yellow Capiz Shell and Wood Salad Servers
Brand: Buddha Groove
SKU: BZ-SL-YW
Price: 42.00 USD
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A matched salad spoon and fork, hand-carved in Bali from a single piece of dark-grained Durian wood. Slim handles are wrapped in warm, honey-yellow capiz shell, drawing a soft line between earth and light at the table. Made for tossing salads and grain bowls, and a considered gift for weddings or housewarmings.

Details

Design: Matched salad spoon and fork hand-carved from a single piece of dark-grained wood, each tapering into a slim handle wrapped in honey-yellow capiz shell
Size: 14" long x 2.75" wide (each)
Material: Sustainably harvested Durian wood with capiz shell inlay on the handles
Included: Set of two: one serving spoon and one serving fork
Care: Hand wash only and dry promptly to protect the wood grain and shell inlay. Avoid soaking and dishwashers
Origin: Handmade in Bali
Note: As a handmade piece of natural wood and shell, slight variations in grain, tone, and shape are normal and part of its character

Meaning & Intention

In Bali, wood carving is a practiced form of devotion, passed from one generation of artisans to the next. Each cut draws out what the wood already holds.

Capiz shell, harvested from the windowpane oyster along Southeast Asian shores, has long been valued for the way it holds and softens light. Against the grounded tone of Durian wood, the pale shell opens a dialogue between land and sea.

Serving food by hand, with a piece made by hand, turns passing a bowl around the table into a gesture of care.

Reaching for these at dinner shifts a routine salad into a small ritual of shared attention and grace.

Essence & Elements

Intention: Gratitude, togetherness, abundance

Ideal for: Hosts and home cooks who want their table to reflect thoughtful, handmade craftsmanship

Suggested mantra: Nourish, gather, give thanks

Questions & Guidance

What is capiz shell?

Capiz comes from the windowpane oyster found in Southeast Asian coastal waters, prized for its warm, translucent glow. Here it forms the honey-yellow inlay on each handle.

Are the servers food safe?

Yes. They are made for everyday serving of salads, grain bowls, and family meals. Just avoid submerging them in water for extended periods.

Would these make a good wedding or housewarming gift?

Yes. A handmade set for the table pairs well with the start of a shared home, and the mantra nourish, gather, give thanks can be written into the card.