Hand-chiselled from Burmese marble
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These adorable marble pinch pots with tiny wooden spoons will make your table feel so special. They were made in a tiny village north of Mandalay in Burma, in a small family workshop. The village itself is called "marble" in Burmese, where every family makes a living from the giant marble mountain that they live beneath. We've added teeny tiny spoons because they're adorable. Enjoy, and think of Burma every time you use them.
Pair with our marble utensil pot, storage jars and pestle & mortar.
Free UK standard delivery on orders of £100 or more. Otherwise standard delivery is £4.95 for a small parcel or £6.95 for a medium one, and takes 2 to 5 working days. Express and Saturday delivery are available at checkout.
Kindred Club members get free standard delivery. Larger furniture is delivered by man and van from £75 and is not included in free delivery.
If you are not happy with your order, return it unused within 28 days of receipt for a refund or exchange.
The making
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This man lives in a town called Marble Or "Sagyin" in Burmese. The town is in the shadows of a huge marble mountain. Everybody in the region works in the marble trade, and 99% of them made marble buddha statues. Huge ones, medium ones, tiny ones.
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These adorable marble pinch pots with tiny wooden spoons will make your table feel so special. They were made in a tiny village north of Mandalay in Burma, in a small family workshop. The village itself is called "marble" in Burmese, where every family makes a living from the giant marble mountain that they live beneath. We've added teeny tiny spoons because they're adorable. Enjoy, and think of Burma every time you use them.
Pair with our marble utensil pot, storage jars and pestle & mortar.
