An antique spoon with a portrait of Marie Antoinette. [credit: holygrail on ebay]
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An antique spoon with a portrait of Marie Antoinette. [credit: holygrail on ebay]
The wooden spoons, which are decorate with faience birds.
"Intricately Hard-Carved Wooden Spoons Pay Homage to Nature with Decorative Handles"
Craftsman Giles Newman expresses a love for nature through the art of spoon carving. Using centuries-old sculpting techniques with an axe and knife, he chisels exquisite flowers, majestic animals, and graceful winged creatures along the handle of each wooden utensil. The one-of-a-kind pieces showcase an incredible amount of detail, depicting characteristics as delicate as petals and feathers. Although they’re designed and treated for food use, they’re best displayed as original works of art.