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Alphabet Spoon
Mitsuhiro Konishi
$50 USD
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Introduction
I am an Alphabet Spoon. The alphabet, an early form of communication is one of the fastest ways to understanding. And me, well I’m not only a letter, I’m also a spoon and what quicker way is there to the heart than through the stomach?
- Curator's Notes
These alphabet spoons are a new series in Okinawa based metal artisan Mitsuhiro Konishi's spectacular collection. They are made entirely by hand with sculptural qualities including the use of mixed metals, a hand-hammered surface and hand-punched perforations in the form of letters. We love the irregularities in the hand hammered aged steel heads in contrast to the smooth brass handles. Holding each spoon in your hand truly allows you to enjoy the sculpted nature of the forms. Sip, serve or simply decorate with these artful pieces.
View the whole collection here.
Alphabet Spoon was curated by Stevenson Aung
- Designer/Maker
Maker: Mitsuhiro Konishi
Designer: Mitsuhiro Konishi
- Specifications
Dimensions:
1.4” (w) x 5.2” (l) x 0.5” (h) or
35mm (w) x 132mm (l) x 18mm (h)
Weight:
1.2 oz or 34 g
Materials:
Brass, Stainless Steel
- Details
- Made in Okinawa, Japan
- Composed of two metal components – A brass handle and steel head joined together with rivets
- Spoons feature punched holes in the shape of letters
- Hand wash only with mild soap and soft sponge
- Do not wash in dishwasher
- Dry with soft cloth after washing
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Each spoon is individually handcrafted by a solo artisan. Contact us for lead times at hello@nalatanalata.com
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Return Policy
Returns or Exchanges may be done within 14 days from purchase date. We kindly ask that all valid returns must be in unused condition with attached tags and packaging. Nalata Nalata will not accept any returned merchandise without prior written communication and valid Return Authorization Number. Upon inspection and approval, Exchange or Store Credit will be provided, No Refunds. All sale items and discounted merchandise are Final Sale and cannot be returned. Read More