Novqia™ Coconut Bowl Set (2 Bowls + 2 Spoons)

Eco-friendly coconut bowls and spoons by Novqia™ Jungle Culture are hand made by skilled artisans in Southern Vietnam. Our sustainable buddha bowls currently come in five unique eco styles. Each coconut bowl and spoon set is organic and natural, so size and shape may vary slightly from our pictures, but we think this adds to their charm!

Your coconut shell bowls and spoons are perfect for making vegan smoothie bowls, breakfast bowls, acai and ramen bowls and more. Bring nature straight to your table 🌿.
Each Coconut Bowl Set is handcrafted from real reclaimed coconuts and paired with eco-friendly wooden spoons — perfect for smoothies, salads, breakfast bowls, or even ramen.

✨ Why you’ll love it:

• Sustainable & eco-friendly alternative to plastic dishes
• Lightweight, durable, and safe for daily use
• 100% Natural, Organic and Biodegradable
• Handmade from reclaimed coconuts – BPA free – No chemicals or pesticides used to grow our coconuts
• Perfect for making creative breakfast bowls, smoothie bowls and poke bowls
• Each set comes complete with a bamboo straw and natural jute bag

• Dimensions: Bowl (W14cm x H7cm) Spoon (L19cm x W3cm)
  
  Set Contains: 
  2 x Eco-friendly Coconut Bowls 
  2 x Reclaimed Wooden Spoons 
   

  Our eco-friendly coconut bowl sets are completely natural and organic which means they need a little bit more love and care than manmade bowls. We recommend hand washing with warm, soapy water and drying with a cloth. Do not put them in the dishwasher or microwave as this may damage them.
  
  Your bowls will arrive completely plastic-free in a kraft paper recycled sustainable gift box.
  
  Please recycle or reuse the box if possible.

  
  For many years the local farmers have made a modest income from selling coconut by-products such as coconut oils and coconut milks. Once the products were harvested the coconut shells and trees were seen as waste and burned to make way for the new crops. 
  
  By using coconut bowls you are helping to provide the local farmers with a secondary income, as well as preventing more coconuts and trees being needlessly burned.