128 Coffee Measuring Spoon_Sakura

Mr. Murakami says, "I feel as if I'm naturally guided to bring out the feel, expression, and goodness of wood. I want to value the things that are created when I move my body honestly, without fighting against that urge. I hope they become tools that have a function and integrate into daily life."

True to his words, the charm of the material is carefully observed, and you can encounter the inherent power and lively expression of the wood itself. Furthermore, when you touch it with your hands, it feels silky and pleasant, and you can feel the beauty of craftsmanship down to the smallest detail, which is delightful.

A measuring spoon is essential for coffee, isn't it? I feel that the time spent brewing coffee is also a precious part of the experience, and the smooth handle, like human skin, will surely elevate that time. The design with the carving marks left on the cup part is also irresistible.

Diameter: Approx.4.3cm / Width: Approx.9.5cm (including handle) / Height: Approx.2.7cm
Material: Cherry / Finish: Walnut oil, beeswax finish

Precautions for use
*Basically, it is recommended to wash with lukewarm water and dry thoroughly. It is not a problem to wash with detergent, but in that case, please use a neutral detergent.
*Dishwasher safe
*Each piece has a different wood grain. Please note this in advance.
*Returns and refunds are not accepted under any circumstances. Please understand this before purchasing.

[Keiichi Murakami Brief Biography]
1969 Born in Tokyo
1994 Graduated from Musashino Art University, Department of Industrial, Interior and Craft Design
2009 Began woodworking in Yugawara
Active in group exhibitions, solo exhibitions, etc.