Insalata, salad servers made of wood inspired by the rigid handheld Japanese fans called the uchiwa, is a fan shape reminiscent of a gingko leaf. This shape not only beautiful allows for a generous proportion to be served with the added addition of strategic holes drilled in one spoon permits any excess water or dressing to escape.
| Brand | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Poland |
| Materials | Ashwood |
| Dimensions | L310 90 |
| Colour | Ashwood |
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