Bamboo Serving Platter - rectangular

Priced at: $54.00

Dress up your table and impress your guests with this sleek and contemporary duo-toned rectangle serving plate. Gorgeous corner detail with lighter inlaid bamboo pieces makes this serving ware particularly unique. Made of highly durable bamboo which is harder and denser than most hardwoods, it's strong, sturdy and built to last. Plus bamboo is a great green choice - it's one of the fastest growing ecologically sustainable materials available and a promising alternative to hardwood. Makes an ideal wedding or housewarming gift. Image shows two, but one per order.

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Recommended handwash with a mild detergent.

Produced using no pesticides, fertilizers or artificial irrigation, with food safe adhesives. Bamboo is naturally anti-microbial inhibiting bacterial growth. Use a revitalizing food safe oil to extend the life of the plate and keep it looking beautiful.

Made responsibly in China (the largest source of bamboo) in ISO2001 complaint factories,which adhere to a stringent protocol for curing and processing the bamboo ensuring the highest quality product.

Bamboo is stronger and denser than most hardwood when in fact it is not wood, but a species of grass. It is 16% harder than maple and 1/3 lighter in weight than oak. There are more than 1200 species of bamboo in the world. This bowl is made from "Moso" timber bamboo for its strength, density and versatility. It is not a habitat for pandas.

Bamboo is one of the fastest growing plants on earth. After harvesting it can be re-harvested every 4 1/2 years. Most hardwood have a 30 to 60 year growth cycle.

Bamboo needs no replanting, grows without fertilizer or pesticides and is biodegrable, even compostable so there's zero waste.

The manufacturer takes steps to ensure their employees are well taken care off and work in a safe hazard free environment. Their aim is to strive to find new and innovative ways for this ecologically renewable alternative to hard woods.