Hawthorn Ladle and Scoop
£16.00
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By David Holmes
£16.00
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About this item
A small scoop / ladle carved from field hawthorn branchwood. When I carved this I followed the winding curve of the natural branch node resulting in the finished shape. This is probably perfect for a right hander! Ideal for coffee, sugar or herbs. Finished with hot linseed oil. The bowl is about 1 1/2 inches in diameter and the whole scoop is 8 inches long.
About this item
A small scoop / ladle carved from field hawthorn branchwood.
When I carved this I followed the winding curve of the natural branch node resulting in the finished shape. This is probably perfect for a right hander!
Ideal for coffee, sugar or herbs.
Finished with hot linseed oil.
The bowl is about 1 1/2 inches in diameter and the whole scoop is 8 inches long.
Shipping & delivery
This item will be posted to you by dhcraftwork within 5 days of receiving payment.
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A naturally carved scoop. The handle is from the branchwood of a fallen hawthorn and the bowl was carved from the stemwood.
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