Hand-thrown on the pottery wheel, this stoneware spoon rest is perfect for giving your spoons and spatulas a little rest whilst you cook.
Description
With a beautiful oatmeal-coloured speckled glaze, this spoon rest is ideal for keeping your countertops clean and tidy. Designed to be practical, the small lip creates a perfect groove for resting your spoon and keeping it in place. This would be a great gift for someone who enjoys cooking!
Hand-thrown on Florence's pottery wheel in her Bristol studio, the spoon rests are covered in a durable, practical, yet still aesthetically-pleasing glaze, and have a good weight to them so they can withstand enthusiastic cooking. The glaze is food safe, and the spoon rest is fully dishwasher-safe, as each spoon rest is high-fired to 1265 degrees.
The perfect size for a wooden spoon, they're designed and made with intention in Bristol.
Dimensions
Diameter: 11cm
Height: 2cm
Features
Hand thrown in Bristol
Sustainably designed and made
Perfect for keeping kitchen surfaces clean and tidy
Materials and care
Stoneware clay ceramic
Food-safe glaze
To preserve the lifespan of this product we recommended hand washing as the preferable choice. Washing at high temperatures could result in cracking after frequent washes.
Microwave is not advised.
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- Estimated UK delivery 2-3 working days.
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Our commitment to sustainable design
We are committed to providing you with modern homewares and accessories that will last a long time and are consciously created. We want to ensure everything we do as a circular economy, has minimal negative impact on the environment whilst also creating huge positive impact for our wider community. Read more
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Not for profit
100% of the profits that we make is fed back into community workshop provision, local artists to enable collaborations and growth, charity support and more. Every January we will announce where the profits are being spent.
