Sugar bowl made of olive wood with straight magnetic lid.

Handcrafted sugar bowl with smooth lid and embedded magnets. The lid is pushed on. 

Outer dimensions: height approx. 7cm with lid, diameter approx. 9.6cm

Inner dimensions: height approx. 4.9cm without lid, diameter approx. 6.5cm

The product images are always only exemplary. The production of these
olive wood products is very elaborate and done by hand. Each product is
characterized by the grain and individual growth of the wood and is therefore a
unique piece. 
As it is a natural product, there may be knots and fine cracks in the extremely hard and slow-growing olive wood.

General information:
The olive wood products are lovingly handmade by a small family business from Tunisia. All employees are qualified craftsmen with an artistic background. Each product is made of high quality from one piece. No trees are unnecessarily felled for the products, the company uses only Tunisian olive wood from harvested or dead trees. As the products are made of natural wood and handmade, each piece is unique.

Cleaning and treatment:
Clean the olive wood after use with warm water and by hand washing. To maintain its beauty, treat it regularly with a few drops of olive oil or another food oil. Please store the product in a dry place (closet, shelf).
Please note: The product is not dishwasher safe!
As it is a natural product, it loses its special properties and durability at high temperatures.

Advantages of olive wood:
Olive wood is ideal for daily use in the kitchen. The wood is particularly hard, cut-resistant and therefore very durable. If after a certain time there are still visible cut marks, you can easily sand the olive wood with a suitable sandpaper and re-oil it.
In addition, olive wood has an antibacterial effect and prevents odors from settling quickly in the wood.

About the company:
The small family business is run by a couple from Sfax in Tunisia. The man is an accountant and his wife is a biologist. Since they fell in love with their beautiful olive wood in 2011, they decided to make their passion their future profession. They already have 7 employees, all of whom are qualified craftsmen