Nick Webb II

Stunningly designed Bark Spoons by Nick Webb, showing the origin wood and maintaining all of the textures and characteristics of the timber.

David and Michelle Rauenbusch

David and Michelle Rauenbusch are spoon carvers from Tasmania using reclaimed timber and green wood.

Marie Eklund

I am obsessed with carved spoons and their makers right now. This delicate, organic selection is by Swedish woodworker Marie Eklund, there forms reminiscent of seed pods and fungi.

Julian Watts II

Julian Watts working through original concepts of spoons.

Windy Chien

Windy Chien is an artist and designer based in San Fransisco. These are her flat bottomed girls, beautiful hand carved bowl like wood spoons designed to feel good in the hand for daily use, with a functional corner detail gets into the bottoms and sides of pans and jars.

Stian Korntved Ruud

A few examples of Stian Korntved Ruud's a spoon a day project which led to 365 spoons in 365 days.

“I thought that making some small object every day was a nice way to learn,” Stian Korntved Ruud

"When using manual hand tools my hand collaborates with the wood structureduring the forming process. This underpins all the spoons unique qualities." Stian 

You can buy a signed print featuring the 'Daily Spoon', year of spoons here

Akira Kusaka

Love the title and concept behind this product design by Akira Kusaka 'A Spoonful of Stories'.

Kai Frøsig Pedersen

"I think it is important with a child's spoon made from natural materials as wood, bone or horn.A spoon is the first tool you learn to master. It should be warm, friendly, soft and functional. You let the wood absorb your mood and intentions in the process of making the spoon, and I believe that the wood can convey this to the user." Kai Frøsig Pedersen

Danish spoon maker Kai Frøsig Pedersen has a poetry to his words and craft that sings with love love of nature, love of the materials he is using, love of creativity and love of his family.

Herriott Grace

Herriott Grace is a company founded with a father and daughter collaboration, Lance retired from ship building into a life long passion , Lance crafts those tools that we all use daily in the kitchen, only Lances are a pleasure to work with, beautifully made with love care and attention to detail. This skill combined with his daughter Nikoles skills in merchandising ,styling,  photographing networking and promoting her fathers works has made Herriott Grace a great success story.
"He said he only wanted to sell to people that would understand the time he had spent, the effort he had placed . . .I told him I knew the sort, those that understand there kinds of things. I also told him I thought there were plenty of people who would really appreciate his workmanship." Nikole Grace

Nic Webb

‘I am passionate about working with wood. It is a natural material that is both ethical and sustainable to use. I work with a combination of traditional tools and modern methods to achieve hand crafted objects of contemporary art and design.’
‘I love to work with green wood (fresh living wood) because of its malleability. It can twist and move in the process of seasoning, creating wonderful natural surprises. It allows great freedom in my making and designs can evolve from the unique nature of every piece of wood I choose.’ 
When I begin carving I look for the differing qualities in each piece, allowing the grain and character to influence the design. Each spoon or bowl evolves to have its own personality, and, when finished, becomes a showcase for the limitless beauty of wood.’ Nic Webb

Joshua Vogel

Delicious design from Joshua Vogel of Blackcreek Mercantile and Trading Co. "I beiliev in the beauty of basics and I believe an essential spirit that transcends both context and material. "Right now I hope that the objects I make help people connect themselves with the spirit in which they were made." Joshua Vogel