Wakako Scoop
$ 46.00
These shelf-worthy scoops from Yokohama-based artist Wakako Mochizuki are a delightful way to spoon out tea, sugar or jams, just don’t expect a precise measurement (like the rest of the scoop, the volume is unique).
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About Wakako Mochizuki
Every day Wakako Mochizuki creates whimsical earrings, accessories, and objects in her Yokohama studio. Specializing in thin decorative brass, she hammers and welds rigid metals into one-of-a-kind items that are ready for you to imbue with your favorite memories.
Materials: Brass
Dimensions: Varies: Approximately 3.5” L x .1.5” W
Care: Please note that due to the nature of brass, this product’s color will oxidize and develop a rich patina with the passage of time. You may carefully polish with your favorite brass polishing method. Please be careful not to bend this delicate piece.
Yokohama, Japan
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