Description
Hand-carved peach spoon with shou sugi ban and tung oil finish. It’s smooth as bro.
Some tiny pin holes courtesy of insects which adds to the character of the piece.
Peach wood sourced by me from farm at Maragle, NSW.
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Spoon Shou Sugi Ban
$33.00 inc. GST
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