Spoons

These wooden spoons are decorative pieces, not kitchen utensils — worth saying upfront since a spoon usually implies something you'd cook or serve with. Ours are meant to hang on a kitchen wall or sit in a display holder, each one hand-finished in chamak patti detailing along the handle and bowl, turning a familiar kitchen shape into a small piece of wall art instead.

Each spoon measures 14 inches in height with a 1-inch handle width, made from wood and finished with the same reflective sticker-and-paint technique used across our other chamak patti pieces. They come in five colors — red, yellow, green, blue, and aqua — so you can pick a single accent color or hang a few together for a more layered look on a kitchen wall.

Because these are decoration-only, they're not food-safe and aren't intended for cooking, stirring, or serving — treat them the way you would a wall hanging or hook-mounted decor piece, not a utensil drawer item. That's an intentional trade-off: the chamak patti detailing that makes them visually distinctive isn't food-grade material, so keeping them purely decorative is what allows for that level of color and pattern in the first place.

They work well grouped in twos or threes on an otherwise plain kitchen wall, or as a small, low-cost way to bring a bit of truck art color into a kitchen without committing to a larger piece like a hotpot or dry fruit tray.