Handmade heirloom quality wooden stirring and mixing spoon hand hand-carved from Cherry wood, Maple wood, and Walnut wood.

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Handmade heirloom quality wooden stirring and mixing spoon hand hand-carved from Cherry wood, Maple wood, and Walnut wood. - Image 8

Handmade heirloom quality wooden stirring and mixing spoon hand hand-carved from Cherry wood, Maple wood, and Walnut wood.

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Product Description

Hand-carved Cherry Wood Mixing Spoon – Shaker Style, Heirloom Quality

Essentials: Size: 12 1/2 inches long, 2/3/4 inches wide. Material: Sugar Maple wood, Black Cherry wood, and Walnut wood. Uses: Mixing, stirring, serving. Finish: Mineral oil and Beeswax, or I can send it unfinished. Care: Wash in hot soapy water, comes with detailed care instructions. Availability: 2-5 days processing time. Shipping is included in the price. See drop down menu for species availability. The spoons shown are examples. Yours will vary a little in grain pattern and color.

Its style is rooted in Shaker tradition: elegant, simple, and honest. No embellishments. Just form following function. Robust, stout and ready to mix.

Spoon Philosophy: In each piece of wood dwells an infinite number of spoons. I can only bring one out; which will it be? The wood tells me where to cut. I listen.