Say no to single-use plastic cutlery and straws and use your own cutlery whether you’re in a food court, at the office, a picnic or grabbing takeaway. These stylish eco-friendly alternatives to throwaway cutlery features artworks by Australian artist Dani Till. The dishwasher safe metal cutlery comes in a range of metallic colours, highlighting these sets apart from other metal cutlery in the house so you won’t get them mixed up.
Keep it in your bag at all times, and you will never be caught out.
Metal cutlery is dishwasher safe. Cotton wrap can be hand washed.
Dani Till is an Australian award winning Gippsland artist who is passionate about our Australian flora and fauna, in particular our diverse birdlife, and loves to bring them to life with watercolours.
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