WILD MOUNTAIN CHILD | HANDCRAFTED LEAF CUP

Use as a cup, a scoop, a bowl, a place to mix mud or even drink coffee. Yes Mama's this can just be your next favourite coffee mug! This ethically handcrafted cup has been designed with open ended play in mind. It sits on a sturdy perch with finger holes for easy carrying. The leaf handle feels beautiful tactile but can also serve as a holding place for botanicals and crystals as your mini mud kitchen chef whips up the next great mud pie of calls in the fairies with a little potion play!

Designed in Australia. Ethically and lovingly hand-carved, hand-sanded & hand-polished by Vietnamese artisans in a traditional craft village.

This one can be hung up by the handy hand holes when not in play.  

Due to the natural nature of this product. No two are the same, there are variations in the wood grains and craftmanship giving each item its own personality. 

Dimensions: 16cm x 7.5cm x 6cm

Made from Doussie, a Vietnamese plantation timber. Finished with food-grade oil. 

Our wooden items have been handcrafted and are waxed with food-grade wax.

*Due to the organic nature of this product colour may vary from the images here. Some spoons are dark and some are lighter depending on the season and available materials. If you have a preference for dark or light please leave it in the notes on the order. 

CARING FOR YOUR WOODEN ITEMS
These wooden items have been handcrafted and are waxed with food-grade bee's wax. To keep your wood looking its best:

• Do not leave submerged in water - a dunk and play is ok - Left in water over a long period of time will cause the wood to be damaged.
• Dry with a tea towel after getting wet
• Then keep it beautiful with a rub of bee's wax or vegetable oil into the wood to avoid the fibres lifting.
• Only use mild dishwashing detergent if needed
• Never put wood in the dishwasher
  
  

ETHICALLY MADE
Wild Mountain Child works with Vietnamese social enterprises that promote Vietnamese handicrafts ensuring stability in the industry, work from home opportunities for young mothers and protection for traditional skills and crafts.