Set of 2 eco-friendly coconut bowls and spoons

Jungle Culture eco-friendly coconut bowls and spoons are handcrafted by skilled artisans in Southern Vietnam. Our sustainable buddha bowls are currently available in five unique eco-friendly styles. Each coconut bowl and spoon set is organic and natural so the size and shape may differ slightly from our pictures, but we think this adds to their charm!

Your coconut shell bowls and spoons are perfect for making vegan smoothie bowls, breakfast bowls, acai bowls and ramen, and more. Need some inspiration? Check out our blog for some more ideas.

Set Includes:
2 x eco-friendly coconut bowls
2 x reclaimed wooden spoons
1 x bamboo straw (Jungle Straw)
1 x coconut fiber cleaning brush
1 x natural jute straw pouch
100% natural, organic & biodegradable
Handcrafted from reclaimed coconuts - BPA Free - No chemicals or pesticides are used to grow our coconuts
Perfect for making creative breakfast bowls, smoothie bowls and poke bowls
Each set includes a bamboo straw and natural jute pouch
Dimensions: Bowl (W 14cm x H 7cm) Spoon (L 19cm x W 3cm)
Our eco-friendly coconut bowl sets are entirely natural and organic, meaning they need a little extra love and care than man-made bowls. We recommend handwashing with warm, soapy water and towel drying. Do not place them in the dishwasher or microwave as this may damage them.

Your bowls will arrive entirely plastic-free in a recycled kraft paper gift box.

Please recycle or reuse the box where possible.

For more tips and tricks on how to extend the life of your eco-friendly coconut bowls, please check out our "How to care for your coconut bowls" article.
Your coconut bowls are sourced from the Bên Tre region of Southern Vietnam. The area is renowned for the quality of its coconuts.

For many years, local farmers made a humble living selling coconut by-products such as coconut oils and coconut milks. After harvesting, the coconut shells and trees were considered waste and burned to make way for new crops.

By using coconut bowls, you help to provide local farmers with a secondary income while preventing more coconuts and trees from being unnecessarily burned.