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Teak Wood Fork and Spoon Set - 12 Piece - Delicious Meal
Rated 4.7 out of 5
$41.00Guest price
$32.80Member price
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Description
Perfect for serving delicious meals, this fork and spoon set from Bali is created by Rian Kusuma. Each utensil is carefully carved by hand from teak wood, which features a rich natural grain. This set includes six forks and six spoons.
- Teak wood
- 0.15 lbs
- Forks (6): 7 inches L x 1.4 inches W x 0.2 inches D
- Spoons (6): 7 inches L x 1.6 inches W x 0.2 inches D
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THE STORY BEHIND THE PRODUCT
Artisan Organization: Rian Kusuma
Country: Indonesia
"I'm Kadek Agus Rian Kusuma. I was born in December of 1990 in Bali, where my father is an accomplished wood carver. He has always told me that we cannot obtain any success by doing nothing but, with efforts, nothing is impossible.
"Bali is an island rich in culture and arts of all kinds. But my father gave me the spirit to work in wood like he does. Today, my father has begun crafting furniture while I'm more interested in tableware.
"After I graduated from the university, my father began teaching me the details of running an artisan workshop. I observed artisans through the entire crafting process. There are a number of wood carvers in town and they specialize in sculptures, relief panels, masks and home décor but I wanted to create something different.
"I'm married and we have a daughter. Being a father motivates me to seek more success in the workshop so I can give my wife and daughter a better life. My wife also helps me sell the tableware I create. Two other artisans collaborate with us.
"We work with teak and coconut woods using only manual tools like hand-grinders and lathes. The finishing is done with beeswax to set off the beauty of the natural wood grain.""
