Skogochhantverk1d ago
It is not often I carve spoons 🥄
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A butterknife you can make as easy or difficult as you want. But spoons, at least in my opinion, are quite difficult from the start.
Practice does it of course, so maby I have to make a few more 🌲
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#tälja #träsked #träslöjd #woodcarving #woodenspoon #carving #utensils #bruksföremål #slöjd
Sean Murthy3d ago

New #utensils added to #Udupi #Krishna Matha #kitchen, #India. At least some of these are likely to be used for decades to come. 🙇‍♂️☺️

25 large spoons, 12 small spoons, 2 handmade pots. All well-crafted high-quality stainless steel. Total cost ₹6500 ($70). I think money well spent.

#grateful #durable

SkogochhantverkMar 15
Short and stout spatula ⚒️🌳
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#träslöjd #slöjd #hantverk #maker #craftman #tälja #stekspade #spatula #bruksföremål #utensils
JanetteSpeyerMar 6

It’s 500 BCE, there are no forks, no spoons, no knives. Just your food, and perhaps the odd rock or shell, if you’re lucky. So, when did we start using utensils? And which came first — the knife or the spoon? #foodculture #Diningculture #history #dininghistory #utensils https://foodculturebites.com/from-fingers-to-forks/

#foodhistory

From Fingers to Forks: The Evolution of Eating Tools

Why did we stop eating with our hands? Discover how eating tools like forks became symbols of status and civility—and what cultures still prefer finger food today.

foodculturebites.com
Janette SpeyerMar 6
It’s 500 BCE, there are no forks, no spoons, no knives. Just your food, and perhaps the odd rock or shell, if you’re lucky. So, when did we start using utensils? And which came first — the knife or the spoon? #foodculture #foodhistory #history #cutlery #utensils foodculturebites.com/from-fingers...

From Fingers to Forks: The Evo...
From Fingers to Forks: The Evolution of Eating Tools

Why did we stop eating with our hands? Discover how eating tools like forks became symbols of status and civility—and what cultures still prefer finger food today.

foodculturebites.com
Samuel HessFeb 22

#FotoVorschlag 'Besteck'
Besteckkunde im Inverewe House, Schottland

#NikonD5600 #Nikon D5600 | 16mm | f/2.8 | 1/80s | 18/09/2019

#hess_photography #Photography #Fotografie #Cutlery #Utensils #Tableware #Spoons #Vintage

PugJesusFeb 2
Wooden strainer, Cote d'Ivoire, ~1900 AD
Janette SpeyerJan 15
It’s 500 BCE, there are no forks, no spoons, no knives. Just your food, and perhaps the odd rock or shell, if you’re lucky. So, when did we start using utensils? And which came first — the knife or the spoon? #foodculture #foodhistory #history #cutlery #utensils
https://foodculturebites.com/from-fingers-to-forks/
Janette SpeyerJan 15
It’s 500 BCE, there are no forks, no spoons, no knives. Just your food, and perhaps the odd rock or shell, if you’re lucky. So, when did we start using utensils? And which came first — the knife or the spoon? #foodculture #foodhistory #history #cutlery #utensils foodculturebites.com/from-fingers...

From Fingers to Forks: The Evo...
From Fingers to Forks: The Evolution of Eating Tools

Why did we stop eating with our hands? Discover how eating tools like forks became symbols of status and civility—and what cultures still prefer finger food today.

foodculturebites.com
Devlin LeathercraftNov 25
I pick up these flatware sets whenever I see them in vintage stores because I dislike using throw away plastic utensils*. I finally made some travel cases for two of the sets so now I have a pattern established.
*(I also have too many plastic utensils because I refuse to put them in the trash and most aren't recyclable. I refuse to wash and collect more.) #leather #maker #handmade #utensils