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Olive Wood Kitchen Set, 3 Pieces with Mortar, Bowl & Cutting Board
$69.00
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See shipping policy See return policyThree pieces that cover most of what a small kitchen actually does: crush something, hold something, cut something. All from the same wood, so they look like they belong together, because they do.
A mortar and pestle at 3.5 inches across, a wavy serving bowl at 8.8 inches, and a small cutting board at 11.3 inches. Each piece is shaped, sanded and polished with olive oil to bring the grain up rather than cover it.
What You Get
- 1 × olive wood mortar and pestle
- 1 × olive wood wavy serving bowl
- 1 × small olive wood cutting board
- Herbs and props shown in the photos are not included
Details
- Material: 100% natural olive wood
- Finish: Polished with olive oil
- Mortar and pestle: 3.5 in diameter
- Bowl: 8.8 in × 3.7 in × 1.8 in
- Cutting board: 11.3 in × 5.3 in × 0.8 in
Care
Hand wash all three in warm water with mild soap and dry them immediately. No soaking, no dishwasher. Re-oil with food-grade mineral oil whenever the surface looks dry or pale, which will be more often for the board than the bowl. Keep knives to the board and off the bowl and mortar.
Questions
Is the board big enough to be the main board?
At 11.3 by 5.3 inches it is a prep board, not a carving board. It suits herbs, garlic, cheese and fruit rather than a whole chicken.
Does the mortar hold a smell from spices?
Olive wood is dense and close-grained, so it takes on far less than a porous stone mortar. Strong spices can still leave a faint scent; grinding a little dry rice and discarding it clears most of it.
Can the bowl go in the dishwasher?
No, and neither can the other two. Dishwasher heat and the long soak will raise the grain and eventually split the wood.
Styling Tip
Together on a counter they read as a set rather than three tools, which is most of why they work. See the rest in Olive Wood Kitchenware, and something woven to sit them on in Handwoven Rattan.
Each piece is cut from natural stock, so no two sets share the same grain or the same depth of colour.