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3 Spoon holders

3 Spoon holders

Regular price €28,00
Regular price Sale price €28,00
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Quantity

You will receive 3 dishes!

2 spoon holders and 1 garlic grater!

Spoon rest is a kitchen accessory designed to hold cooking spoons, ladles, or other utensils wile cooking. It helps keep countertops clean by catching drips and preventing messes from sauces, oils, or liquids that may drip from the utensils

This is large, it works perfect!
Use it as soap holder or plate as well!

This grater features a textured, abrasive surface designed specifically for easily crushing and mincing garlic cloves. 

Use it for ginger, citruss!
You can use it as spoon rest as well

Great gift idea!

Dimensions

Diameter: 14 cm

  • Dishwasher safe
  • Microwave safe

The Process

From a lump of clay to a finished piece — it’s a patient and carefully sequenced journey.

First, the clay is divided into separate portions to ensure even sizes. Then comes wheel-throwing — the fastest stage of the process, though mastering that speed takes years of practice. Skilled potters are becoming a rare breed — finding a truly good one is not easy anymore.

After throwing, the pieces are dried, then bisque-fired, followed by glazing and hand-painting. Every item is painted by hand, with only a few designs using decals.
The final firing takes place, and at last the dish is ready. Our dishes are fired at a temperature of 1040 degrees. The dishes are very practical and pleasant to use.”


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Dimensions

Diameter: 14 cm

  • Dishwasher safe
  • Microwave safe
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The Process

From a lump of clay to a finished piece — it’s a patient and carefully sequenced journey.

First, the clay is divided into separate portions to ensure even sizes. Then comes wheel-throwing — the fastest stage of the process, though mastering that speed takes years of practice. Skilled potters are becoming a rare breed — finding a truly good one is not easy anymore.

After throwing, the pieces are dried, then bisque-fired, followed by glazing and hand-painting. Every item is painted by hand, with only a few designs using decals.
The final firing takes place, and at last the dish is ready. Our dishes are fired at a temperature of 1040 degrees. The dishes are very practical and pleasant to use.”