Handmade Olive Wood Honey Dipper | Natural Wooden Honey Spoon Drizzler | Olive Wood Honey Server | 5.7 Inch | Handcrafted in Bethlehem

About This Kitchen Item

Pick this up and you'll feel how light it is. Five and a half inches, roughly, smooth all the way to the tip, and the grain runs right through the handle in these warm honey-brown streaks that you just don't get with plastic or bamboo. It drizzles cleanly. No dripping down the jar, no mess on the counter. That part matters more than people think until they actually use one.

If you're looking for kitchen items to buy that actually mean something, this is a good place to start. A family in Bethlehem carved this by hand, the same way their parents did, and the same way their kids are learning now. You can feel that in the weight of it, the way it's balanced.

Features & Details

• ✓ 100% natural olive wood from the Holy Land
• ✓ 5.7 x 1 inch, roughly 30 grams
• ✓ Food-safe finish, smooth all the way through
• ✓ Each piece has its own grain pattern, no two are the same
• ✓ Lightweight and comfortable in the hand
• ✓ Available in a pack of 1 or 2
• ✓ Hand-carved by Christian artisan families in Bethlehem

Product Specifications

Perfect As a Gift

A customer ordered six of these as wedding favors last spring. She sent me a note afterward saying her guests kept asking where they came from. That's the thing about a handmade kitchen items gift, it starts a conversation. It looks like something, not like a last-minute grab from a shelf.

This is the kind of kitchen items order online that actually arrives feeling special. Free US shipping on orders over $50, and we ship worldwide.

The Story Behind It

The olive wood that goes into these dippers comes from annual pruning of living trees. Nobody's cutting anything down. That matters to me, and it matters to the families here who've been working this wood for generations.

Most honey dippers you find online are factory-made, turned out by machine, sanded down, done. Ours are carved by hand by families in Bethlehem who've been doing this their whole lives. You can see the difference in the grain lines, the slight variations in the ridges, the finish that took someone real time to get right.

Your order keeps that going. Directly. No distributors, no importers sitting in the middle. Factory-direct from our shop to your kitchen.

Care Instructions

Olive wood's low maintenance. If it starts looking a little dry, rub a small drop of olive oil into it with a cloth and that's all it needs. Don't soak it in water and don't leave it sitting in the sink.