Neem Wood Dry Fruit Bowl Set of 2 with Nuts – Gift Box

The Neem Wood Dry Fruit Bowl Set of 2 is a boxed Diwali gift of two hand-turned wooden bowls with almonds and cashews. Each bowl comes with a long neem wood spoon and a Madur grass coaster. The dry fruits come in two gold organza pouches. Everything is packed in our Suprabhatam – Jasmine Scented Morning gift box. The bowls are 11.4 cm wide and 5.5 cm deep, a good size for a handful of nuts, a snack or a small serving of soup. This set is for people who prefer natural materials over metal or plastic. It suits family gifting and corporate gifting for employees and clients. Product Highlights • Neem Wood Soup Bowl – Two hand-turned bowls, each 11.4 cm wide and 5.5 cm deep, with a smooth, rounded shape. • Visible Wood Grain – Each bowl shows its own natural grain and colour, from light honey to warm brown. • Neem Wood Spoon – Large – Two 17.5 cm spoons with a slim handle and a deep bowl. • Madur Grass Coasters – Two 15 cm handwoven mats with a maroon fabric border. • Almonds and Cashews – Packed in sealed bags inside gold organza pouches. • Suprabhatam Gift Box – A cream flip-top box with paper cushioning. Inside the lid are illustrations on jasmine and Indian mornings. Why Choose This Neem Wood Dry Fruit Bowl Gift Set • Natural Materials – Wood bowls, wooden spoons and grass coasters. The bowls have no metal or plastic. • Light to Hold and Ship – Wooden bowls weigh less than brass. This helps when you are sending gifts to many addresses. • Warm Look on the Table – Wood gives a softer, homely feel than shiny metal serveware. • A Set for Two – Two bowls, two spoons and two coasters make it a good gift for couples or small families. • Useful Long After Diwali – Once the dry fruits are finished, the bowls work for soup, salad, curd or breakfast cereal. Frequently Asked Questions • How is this different from the Neem Wood Soup Bowl Set? It uses the same neem wood bowls and spoons. This gift set adds two Madur coasters, almonds and cashews, and the Suprabhatam gift box. • Why are the bowls made of neem wood? Neem is a hard, close-grained wood that has long been used for kitchen spoons and bowls in India. It is sturdy and doesn't easily hold on to food smells. • Can I serve hot food in these bowls? Yes. Warm soup, dal or porridge are fine. Avoid pouring in food straight off the boil, and don't leave liquids standing in the bowls for hours. • How do I wash wooden bowls? Wash them quickly by hand with mild soap and water, then wipe them dry straight away. Don't soak them or put them in the dishwasher. • How do I stop the wood from drying out? Every few weeks, rub a few drops of coconut or sesame oil into the bowls and spoons with a soft cloth. This keeps the wood from getting dry or cracking.