47 NEW Fish Spoons

While it's called a fish spoon, director Yuko Watanabe uses it for cakes and puddings. It actually pairs perfectly with desserts!

Its shape mimics a baguette, giving it an elegant and sophisticated appearance. It is thick and has a very high-quality texture.

Naturally, it pairs exceptionally well with brocante. Highly recommended even for those who are not fond of old items.

Length: 18cm / Bowl width: 4cm
Material: Stainless Steel
Due to being a handmade item, there may be slight individual differences in the finish.

*Do not soak for long periods, and do not use scrubbing brushes or abrasive detergents.
*Returns and refunds are not accepted under any circumstances. Please understand this before making a purchase.

Yuichi Takemata / Profile
1975 Born in Kanazawa
1995 Began studying metal engraving
2002 Became independent, focusing on custom jewelry
2007 Started producing household tools in addition to jewelry