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Tea Set Miniature Made withTagua Nut. 8 pieces
Tea Set Miniature Made withTagua Nut. 8 pieces
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$31.20 USD
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$39.00 USD
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Miniature Tea Set Made withTagua Nut. 8 pieces: 2 Tea Pots, 2 Cups, 2 Plates, 1 Creamer Pitcher, 1 Base. Dollhouse Miniatures Tea Set . 100% Handmade with Tagua.
Includes 8 pieces: 2 Tea Pots, 2 Cups, 2 Plates, 1 Creamer Pitcher, 1 Base
Sizes:
Tea Pots: 2 inches tall x 2 inches width = 4 cm. tall x 4.5 width, approx.
Creamer Pitcher: 1. 5 inches tall x 1 inch width = 4 cm. tall x 3.5 cm. width, approx.
Cups: 0.3 inches tall x 0.3 inches width = 1 cm. tall x 1.5 cm. width, approx.
Plates: 1 inch. = 2.3 cm., approx.
Miniature stea set completely handmade in tagua - vegetable ivory but, by Colombian Artisans
The tagua “vegetable ivory” is a white nut that grows in Colombia. The palm grows wild in the lower elevations of Colombia, so it is not necessary to start tagua plantations. Locals collect fruits from the forest floor throughout the year after they fall from the tree, then extract and dry the seeds.
Each piece is completed by hand. Artisans cut the nuts, dye them in pots over low heat with colorful dyes, and assemble the pieces into different shapes, colors, and sizes.
Due to the nature and size of tagua nuts, all sizes, shapes and colors are approximate...not exact.
Includes 8 pieces: 2 Tea Pots, 2 Cups, 2 Plates, 1 Creamer Pitcher, 1 Base
Sizes:
Tea Pots: 2 inches tall x 2 inches width = 4 cm. tall x 4.5 width, approx.
Creamer Pitcher: 1. 5 inches tall x 1 inch width = 4 cm. tall x 3.5 cm. width, approx.
Cups: 0.3 inches tall x 0.3 inches width = 1 cm. tall x 1.5 cm. width, approx.
Plates: 1 inch. = 2.3 cm., approx.
Miniature stea set completely handmade in tagua - vegetable ivory but, by Colombian Artisans
The tagua “vegetable ivory” is a white nut that grows in Colombia. The palm grows wild in the lower elevations of Colombia, so it is not necessary to start tagua plantations. Locals collect fruits from the forest floor throughout the year after they fall from the tree, then extract and dry the seeds.
Each piece is completed by hand. Artisans cut the nuts, dye them in pots over low heat with colorful dyes, and assemble the pieces into different shapes, colors, and sizes.
Due to the nature and size of tagua nuts, all sizes, shapes and colors are approximate...not exact.
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