4pc-Handmade Japanese Style Wooden Soup Spoons with Tied Line on Handle

These spoons are perfect! They are not too long or too short!! The wood is good quality and I love the wrapped handles!

These spoons are incredibly well‑made and look even nicer in person. The wood is smooth, there’s zero weird smell, and each handle has its own unique style that makes them feel a little more special than your average kitchen utensil. They’re sturdy enough to use every day, but pretty enough that you could easily put them out as decorative pieces too. Personally, I’ll be using them for coffee, tea, sugar, and salt — they’re the perfect size for that. They feel durable, they’re comfortable to hold, and they add a nice touch to my kitchen setup without taking up much space. If you want something functional that also looks good sitting out on the counter, these are a great choice. I’m really happy with them.

For the little I paid for these, It was a certified bargain! Very well made and classy to. Bought them to use to take my Manuca Honey as the spoons I have were metal and too wide for the mouth of the jar. Taking honey with metal spoons is NOT advised and these are made of very nice wood. All in all, a truly first class deal and product!!!

Cheap see photo nice looking but wont last - Update I changed to 4 stars because I like the way they feel when I eat with them. Yes still cheap but comfortable to the mouth. I also don't like the way the handles stay wet a long time from the line on the handle. They are fine for the price I guess.

I love how sturdy they made these

These spoons are a great size and very beautiful and charming for anytime Also easy to clean and go well with my other wood bowls and plates They look good next to pottery plates too

Well they are wood. The spoons are only about seven inches long. I wanted the spoons for cooking but I guess we will use them for eating ice cream😂

Spoons seem to be fine, thread wrapping came off almost instantly.

Super quick delivery and just what I wanted. Using it to eat manuke honey on my breakfast ( metal spoons should never be used re the enzymes in honey)