Fairkind white cow horn serving spoons detail with limited edition logo emblem.
Karibu salad spoons set dark handcrafted by master artisans in Uganda fair trade.
Fairkind Karibu Salad Spoons on white background.
Karibu Salad Spoons
Karibu salad spoons dark black handcrafted in Uganda with ethically sourced Ankole horn.
Ankole Horn Collection from Uganda. Handcrafted by master artisans for Fairkind.
Artisan in Uganda holding Karibu salad spoon set. Handcrafted and fair trade.

Karibu Salad Spoons

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HANDCRAFTED IN UGANDA

Rare Ankole horn. Modern design. This gorgeous serving set adds a natural element of beauty to the table. Perfect as a hostess gift or just because, each piece is meticulously crafted by hand and finished with a food-safe varnish.

The horn is ethically sourced as a food by-product and handcrafted by master artisans in a fair trade environment. Each set is unique - expect variations in color and natural horn striations.

Limited Edition. Ethically sourced in small batches.

DETAILS

Set of 2

DIMENSIONS

10” L x 3” W

MATERIALS

Ankole horn

COLORS

Natural light or dark horn

SOURCE LOCATION

Uganda

TIME TO MAKE

3 days

ABOUT THE ARTISANS

The Master Artisans of Gayaza makers of the Ankole Horn Collection by Fairkind. Handcrafted and ethically sourced horn barware, kitchen goods and home decor.

THE ARTISANS OF GAYAZA
From the outskirts of the capital city, this family-run workshop places an emphasis on community development.

ETHICALLY SOURCED

Ankole horn is a rare material native to Uganda. Across the country, cattle graze the fields showing off their impressive horns. Ethically sourced as a food by-product, the horn gets recycled into one of a kind goods.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

Hand wash with lukewarm water and dry immediately. The horn should never be left soaking or placed in a dishwasher. It is important to avoid leaving it in direct sunlight or next to a heat source to keep it from drying out or changing shape.

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