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Natural Olive Wood Ridged Soap Dish

A beautiful soap dish made from sustainably sourced natural olive wood. - Crafted from high-quality olive wood, known for its durability and luxurious appeal, this soap dish adds a touch of elegance to your bathroom decor. - The ridged surface design helps to keep your soap dry, preventing it from becoming mushy and prolonging its lifespan. - Made from sustainably sourced olive wood, this soap dish is an eco-friendly choice that supports environmental sustainability. - Olive wood is naturally resistant to moisture and wear, ensuring this soap dish is built to withstand daily use and remain long-lasting. - Perfect for holding bar soap in the bathroom, kitchen, or any sink area, adding a touch of natural elegance wherever you place it. - To maintain, simply rinse with water and allow to dry, making it easy clean.

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