This hand-carved spoon was inspired by the functional objects shepherds in Alentejo would carve out from wood during their solitary hours in the fields. This type of lace-like decoration was often used when the spoon was destined for a loved one.

Length 20 cm
Width 5.5 cm

This hand-carved spoon is made with the same technique shepherds from Alentejo used to make functional objects. The decorative engravings are unique to each spoon. These spoons are made from locally sourced wood from oak or olive trees.

Length 25 cm
Width 5.5 cm

Hand-carved from olive tree wood these spoons are ideal for serving jam with cheeses. The smaller size makes it practical to use for cooking, serving and even eating. Each piece is handmade responsibly using only locally sourced wood.

Length 18 cm
Width 4.5 cm

This carved double spoon is a tribute to farmers who, staying in the fields all day, would eat together. Used when there was no cure for tuberculosis, it avoided contagion as the cook gathered the broth with one spoon and let it flow to the other for tasting.

Length 20 cm
Width 5.5 cm