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By Sergio Ponce, these Majolica ceramic condiment bowls will bring the colors of Mexico to your kitchen. The pair is painted by hand with vibrant floral motifs inspired by traditional Talavera pottery.

It's time to combine flavors and textures in your daily cooking sessions, and Moo and Aud have the perfect set for this new era of delight. The Thai artisans work with palmwood to create the rectangular stand that embellishes this condiment set of four containers. The pieces are made of glass and accented with rubberwood lids and spoons, allowing for handy use.

It's time to combine flavors and textures in your daily cooking sessions, and Moo and Aud have the ideal set for this new era of joy. The Thai artisans work with palmwood to create the square stand that decorates this condiment set of four containers. The pieces are made of glass and accented with rubberwood lids and spoons, allowing for handy use.

Following a semi-minimalist style, Armenian artisan Hayk Amirkhanyan crafts a gorgeous set of bowls from sturdy beechwood pieces. Each accessory has an elegant structure enriched with a natural brown hue and grain pattern, shining radiantly thanks to a polished finish. On top of that, the artisan adds a convenient honey dipper and spoon to the set, allowing for handy use.

Experience a dash of sweetness, a pinch of spice and a whole lot of charm with this delightful bird condiment dish meticulously hand-carved from beechwood. Not only does it add a touch of whimsy to your table and kitchen, but it also includes a handy serving spoon for just the right flavor delivery. The beechwood's enchanting natural patterns are subtly enhanced with sunflower oil, providing both safeguarding and a radiant finish. With this lovely accessory, Armenian artisan Armen Khachatryan pays homage to his homeland's celebrated woodturning heritage.