A humble wooden spoon transformed into a one-of-a-kind piece of decorative art.
This wooden serving spoon has been painted in deep black and embellished with an intricate hand-painted dot mandala in layered shades of purple, lavender, and white. Dozens of individually placed dots create a detailed floral-inspired pattern that fills the bowl of the spoon, with smaller coordinating motifs continuing along the handle.
Natural jute twine wraps the center of the handle, adding rustic texture and contrast to the smooth painted wood. A pair of dangling cracked-glass bead accents adds a touch of sparkle and movement to the finished piece.
A hole at the end of the handle allows the spoon to be hung for display, making it an unusual piece of dimensional wall art for a kitchen, dining area, gallery wall, craft room, or eclectic home.
This piece is decorative only and is not intended for serving, cooking, or food contact.
Details:
Medium-to-small wooden serving spoon
Hand-painted on the front
Black painted finish
Purple, lavender, and white dot-mandala artwork
Individually painted dot details
Natural jute-wrapped handle
Dangling cracked-glass bead embellishments
Hanging hole at end of handle
Can be displayed hanging or incorporated into a decorative arrangement
One-sided design
Decorative use only
Not intended for cooking, serving, or food contact
Display ideas: Hang it by itself as a small piece of wall art; add it to a kitchen gallery wall; display it with vintage or decorative utensils; incorporate it into rustic, bohemian, or eclectic décor; hang it from a decorative kitchen rail or peg; display it in a craft or art room; lean it on a shelf or inside a curio display; or pair it with other hand-painted utensils to create a wall-art collection.
A humble wooden spoon transformed into a one-of-a-kind piece of decorative art.
This wooden serving spoon has been painted in deep black and embellished with an intricate hand-painted dot mandala in layered shades of purple, lavender, and white. Dozens of individually placed dots create a detailed floral-inspired pattern that fills the bowl of the spoon, with smaller coordinating motifs continuing along the handle.
Natural jute twine wraps the center of the handle, adding rustic texture and contrast to the smooth painted wood. A pair of dangling cracked-glass bead accents adds a touch of sparkle and movement to the finished piece.
A hole at the end of the handle allows the spoon to be hung for display, making it an unusual piece of dimensional wall art for a kitchen, dining area, gallery wall, craft room, or eclectic home.
This piece is decorative only and is not intended for serving, cooking, or food contact.
Details:
Medium-to-small wooden serving spoon
Hand-painted on the front
Black painted finish
Purple, lavender, and white dot-mandala artwork
Individually painted dot details
Natural jute-wrapped handle
Dangling cracked-glass bead embellishments
Hanging hole at end of handle
Can be displayed hanging or incorporated into a decorative arrangement
One-sided design
Decorative use only
Not intended for cooking, serving, or food contact
Display ideas: Hang it by itself as a small piece of wall art; add it to a kitchen gallery wall; display it with vintage or decorative utensils; incorporate it into rustic, bohemian, or eclectic décor; hang it from a decorative kitchen rail or peg; display it in a craft or art room; lean it on a shelf or inside a curio display; or pair it with other hand-painted utensils to create a wall-art collection.
