Jarrah Wooden Spatula 30cm

Price range: $30.00 through $60.00

This handcrafted Jarrah Wooden Spatula is a beautiful and practical all-rounder for any kitchen. Lovingly made from locally sourced reclaimed Jarrah wood, each piece is carefully shaped, sanded, and polished to a smooth finish, highlighting the rich colour, natural grain, and unique character of this stunning Australian timber.

Perfect for everyday cooking, stirring, serving, and display, this handmade wooden spatula combines functionality with rustic charm. Each one is individually crafted, making every piece truly one of a kind, with its own natural markings and personality.

A thoughtful gift for home cooks, lovers of handmade kitchenware, or anyone who appreciates sustainable timber craftsmanship.

Please note: International customers should check their local customs requirements before ordering wooden products.

 

 

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About the Artisan

Introducing our Fabulously Multi Talented Artisan
Catherine Shave
Two Rocks Western Australia

 

Catherine has always had a love for all types of creative endeavors she just didn’t have the time to pursue them as she raised her children. Over ten years ago Catherine inherited her fathers chisels and woodworking tools and started her creative journey in wood art and that ignited her passion and started her creative journey into woodwork and art.

Catherine now handcrafts beautiful spoons, spatulas, serving utensils even jewelry and other keepsakes from recycled fence posts and other reclaimed local Western Australian and Australian wood they are worked, sanded and polished with the expertise of a master craftswoman.

She also sculpts and has started drawing. Catherine now has some amazing native fauna gift cards for sale printed from her intricate realist drawings they are truly remarkable.

These amazing masterpieces are all one of a kind and lovingly created to bring a sense of style to any space. We know you will be over the moon once you get your hands on one or more of these beauties you can find more of Catherines amazing work right here.