Material: Recycled steel, deer antler and bronze. Since it is a recycled material, it may have some spots, dents, or imperfections.
Technique: Handcrafted
Origin: Corrientes, Argentina
Care: Hand wash in lukewarm water with the use of soap and dry with a soft cloth immediately. They should never be placed in a dishwasher.
This set of one spreader and one fork were crafted by Rodolfo, a skilled artisan from Corrientes, Argentina. Each of them is made with great attention to detail.
The blades are made from recycled steel sourced from old plow discs. The handles are crafted from recovered deer antlers, which are naturally shed during spring, respecting nature’s cycles. The handles also have bronze accents. As the blades are made from recycled steel, they may have some spots, dents, or imperfections.
This set is perfect for serving cheese, olives, dips, or snacks. They add elegance to your dining table and are suitable for any occasion.
Each of them is unique and showcases Rodolfo's talent. By purchasing this set, you are supporting traditional artisanal craftsmanship.
At The Morena Linda we sustainably source our products in collaboration with local artisan communities at a fair price. Together we keep their ancient skills alive.