Blue Pheasant Rowan Teak Dinnerware Collection

Yes, the Rowan Teak collection is tested for lead and cadmium safety, making it perfectly safe for serving food. However, because teak is a natural material, it is not suitable for the microwave or oven, so you should only use it for serving dishes that are already at a safe temperature.

Dishwashers use high heat and harsh detergents that strip natural oils from the wood, causing it to dry out, crack, or warp over time. To preserve the integrity and finish of your teak dinnerware, hand washing with mild soap is required.

To keep the wood supple and lustrous, you should periodically condition the pieces with a food-safe mineral oil or wood conditioner. This prevents the teak from drying out and helps maintain its rich, natural color.

No. Because each piece is handcrafted from natural teak, you will see unique grain variations, knots, and color differences across the set. This is a hallmark of artisanal woodwork and ensures that your collection is one-of-a-kind.

Yes, you can use them for serving, but it is best to avoid letting acidic foods sit on the wood for extended periods. Always wash and dry the pieces promptly after use to prevent the wood from absorbing liquids or staining.