Coffee Bean Spoon, Kanazawa Paulownia Wood Crafts, Iwamoto Kiyoshi Shoten, Burnt Paulownia Wood Coffee Measure, Made in Japan

This "Coffee Bean Spoon" is crafted by Iwamoto Kiyoshi Shoten, a long-established Kanazawa paulownia wood craftsman, taking advantage of the unique soft, rustic texture of paulownia wood. It's the size of a single cup of coffee bean. Its carefully polished charred surface and deep color perfectly complement coffee. The rounded, softly curved handle provides a comfortable grip, enhancing the enjoyment of your coffee. The more you use it, the deeper the color will become, enhanced by the oils from the beans, and it will become even more comfortable in your hand. [Kanazawa Paulownia Wood Crafts] This traditional craft originated in Kanazawa, a castle town where the traditional culture of the Kaga Domain, a one-million-koku domain, still thrives. Made from high-quality paulownia wood, the charred surface is soft and warm, and the charred surface develops a caramel color with use, enhancing its patina. It was certified as a traditional craft by Ishikawa Prefecture in 1988. [Iwamoto Kiyoshi Shoten] Founded in 1913 (Taisho 2), this long-established Kanazawa paulownia wood craftsman is a long-established Kanazawa paulownia wood craftsman. While preserving traditional craft techniques, we strive to create pieces that are in tune with the times. Size: Diameter 48 x Length 110 x Height 35mm. One level scoop holds approximately 10g of beans, or approximately 8g of ground beans. Material: Paulownia wood. Made in Japan. As this is made from natural wood, the grain and color of each piece will vary. Please note this in advance.