Introducing the Coffeewood Sugar Bowl and Spoon from UPAVIM Crafts, a stunning and sustainable addition to your kitchen. Handcrafted by skilled artisans in Guatemala using salvaged coffee wood, this sugar bowl and spoon set is not only a beautiful accessory but also an eco-friendly alternative to traditional sugar bowls.
The natural grain and texture of the coffee wood give each sugar bowl and spoon set its own unique character and charm. The smooth finish of the wood adds a touch of elegance to any kitchen, while the compact size of the sugar bowl makes it perfect for countertop or tabletop use. The lid of the sugar bowl keeps sugar fresh and easily accessible, while the spoon fits perfectly inside the bowl for convenient storage. The natural wood material also helps to absorb moisture and prevent clumping, ensuring that your sugar stays dry and free-flowing.
As part of the UPAVIM Crafts range, this sugar bowl and spoon set is ethically sourced and handmade by women artisans who are empowered by fair trade practices. Your purchase of the Coffeewood Sugar Bowl and Spoon not only adds to the beauty of your home but also supports the livelihoods of these talented artisans.
Our efforts to reduce our CO2 emissions generated by the sending of your orders mean that today Closiist is Carbon Positive on its shipments.
We combine Sendle, that offsets shipments CO2 emissions by supporting projects around the world, with Greensparks that allow us to do more to protect our planet.
With the help of Greenspark we voluntarily offset 7kg of CO2 and remove 2 plastic bottles from the oceans with each order at no extra cost to you.
Why 7kgs (15.43 lb)?
We took the average Carbon Emission of a 2lb package ground sent from NYC to LA and multiply that number by 4.
Why 2 bottles?
Millions of plastic bottles pollute our oceans every year, two standard bottles are a daily recommended water intake. We're committed to cleaning them up.
UPAVIM: Empowering Women and Building Communities
UPAVIM is a remarkable women-led cooperative based in La Esperanza, Guatemala. Founded in 1989, UPAVIM has been a beacon of hope and opportunity for its members and their communities.
By creating and selling beautiful, handcrafted products, UPAVIM provides its members with economic independence, leadership opportunities, and access to education. The cooperative supports a full-day K-6 school, a daycare, and a Montessori-based preschool, ensuring that the next generation has the tools they need to succeed.
UPAVIM's success has fueled the development of a health clinic, tutoring program, and a local bakery, further improving the lives of people in La Esperanza.
Through their work, UPAVIM is not only empowering women but also building a stronger, more resilient community. By supporting UPAVIM, you're helping to create a brighter future for generations to come.
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Your order might be delayed in case we experience a high volume of orders. If your order fulfillment is delayed we will let you know by email asap.
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We’ve partnered with Greenspark to support vetted climate-positive projects around the world that reduce global greenhouse gas emissions. Our projects are in line with the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, ensuring that we maximise both our environmental and social footprints simultaneously.
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We’re fighting plastic pollution by ethically recovering & recycling ocean-bound plastic. Together with Greenspark, we’re working to prevent ocean bound plastics from reaching our waterways, and reducing the need for new plastic by providing a recycled alternative while supporting local communities economically.
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