Care Instructions

At Wild Fig Home, each piece is handcrafted from natural materials — stone, wood, shell, and terracotta — chosen for their texture, strength, and timeless beauty. With mindful care, your piece will age gracefully and last for years to come.

🪨 Stone & Onyx Pieces

• ✔️ Wipe clean with a soft, damp cloth and mild soap.
• ✖️ Avoid acidic cleaners (vinegar, citrus, bleach) — they may etch the surface.
• ✔️ Dry spills immediately to reduce staining.
• ✔️ Apply a natural stone sealant once or twice a year for extra protection.
• ✖️ Don’t place very hot items directly on stone surfaces.

Each stone piece is hand-carved — natural veining and tone variations are part of its unique character.

🌳 Reclaimed Teak & Wood

• ✔️ Dust or wipe with a dry or lightly damp cloth.
• ✖️ Avoid excess water and harsh chemicals.
• ✔️ Nourish occasionally with natural wood oil or beeswax.
• ✖️ Keep out of direct sunlight and extreme heat/cold.

Reclaimed timber will show variations in grain and tone — every piece is beautifully individual.

✨ Capiz Shell & Resin-Coated Pieces

• ✔️ Wipe gently with a soft, damp cloth.
• ✔️ The clear resin coating provides protection from moisture and stains.
• ✖️ Avoid abrasive cleaners or scrubbing pads to preserve the glossy surface.
• ✔️ Keep away from prolonged direct sunlight to maintain colour and clarity.

Each shell piece is unique — natural tone and texture variations are part of its handcrafted charm.

🪴 Terracotta & Ceramic Pieces

• ✔️ Wipe with a dry cloth or soft brush.
• ✔️ Suitable for indoor or covered outdoor use.
• ✖️ Avoid frost or prolonged rain exposure.
• ✔️ Expect gentle patina over time — a sign of authenticity.

♻️ General Care Tips

• ✔️ Handle with care — each piece is handmade.
• ✔️ Indoor use recommended unless stated otherwise.
• ✖️ Avoid sudden temperature changes.
• ✔️ Embrace natural imperfections — they make your piece unique.

Made to Last

Our pieces are designed to be lived with — to gather stories, marks, and moments that make them more beautiful with time. Caring for your Wild Fig Home piece is part of the ritual — slow down, be kind to what you own, and let nature take its course.