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Set of spatulas and pan scraper

This set of cooking utensils was made from a single branch of New Zealand ironwood found on the shores of São Miguel island. Also known as pohutukawa, this species, with an attractive purplish heartwood, is extremely dense and hard to work with. The spatulas are designed for general stirring and flipping, while the curved piece is excellent for scraping pans. All are made entirely by hand, using only hand tools and finished with linseed oil.
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Zsombi Keresztes
Ponta Delgada, Portugal
Romanian wood sculptor Zsombi Keresztes learnt to carve from his father and grandfather. “I have been whittling with a pocket knife ever since I can r ...
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