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Beautiful, handmade salad servers, crafted in Colorado by designer and artisan Jill Rikkers, are available in Steel & Copper. For a hand-hammered, rustic feel withelegant curves and purposefully sculpted profiles, enhance the serving experience in the dining room this year with a set to match your decor, or give them as a gift for guaranteed…
In his well loved KitchenBuddy profile is a unique, one-of-a-kind rendition by Austrian artist and woodsman Maximilian Neukufler. Carved using only hand tools andtraditional techniques from a select piece of walnut wood that combines the beautiful grain and colors of both hardwood and sapwood, each cut of the artist’s knife is visible in this perfectly…
Handcrafted by silversmith Corey Ackelmire with beautiful details in a one-of-a-kind shape, this cocktail fork will become a adored serving and bar tool. Solid 925sterling silver is hammered into an elegant, flowing form, transitioning softly from a rectangular profile at the end of the handle to square before a twisted section morphs from square to…
Each paired with an elegant black leather case, our in-house titanium artist Si Golraine has created the latest limited collection of one-of-a-kind TiStix titanium chopsticksfor the 2024 gifting season. Or keep them for yourself, we promise not to tell. Brush anodized one by one, transferring her talents as a multi-disciplinary visual artist to the titanium-utensil…
A product of Alex Pole’s partnership with three Michelin-star L’enclume Restaurant in England’s Lake District, this special edition cheese knife was forged by handfor L’enclume’s dining room. Stainless steel blackened by fire shows the hammer marks of each knife’s handmade beginnings, making each as unique as the dining room they were created for. Balanced in…
The newest TiSpats Titanium Spatula design, the purpose-built wok spatula, receives the Deluxe treatment from designer and maker Ben Tendick. Anodized at Ben’s Oregonstudio, each one-of-a-kind design features the wok spatula’srounded spatula head, ideal for working inside the rounded interior walls of the pan. Adorned with the beautiful and bold colors of Ben’s artistic styling,…
Si Golraine’s latest path to artistic copper transformation employs heat from an open flame for the first time, producing a bold and colorful collectionof one-of-a-kind Ygen Copper Kettles like none before. The concept of ‘functional art’ has always been at the core of Aldeahomeglo’ mission, so for only the third project involving these Japanese-made copper…
Perhaps one of the most unique and niche tools in a chef’s arsenal, the egg spoon provides a raw, agrarian method of preparing this versatilestaple: frying atop the coals of a fire. Forged by hand in Colorado by Jill Rikkers, this beautiful object features an extra-long 820mm / 32″ handle for safe handling at the…
To serve tapas, stir a beverage, enjoy a bowl of ice cream, and more, Stefanie Dueck Plica Tapa Spoon enhances every dining experience in boldstyle. The fold formed stainless-steel handle offers a comfortable grip and unique tactile experience with which to control the small, teaspoon-sized bowl. Handcrafted at her British Columbia studio, this beautiful utensil…
Lightweight and smooth, this wooden spoon from Florida artist Terry Widner of Spoontaneous adds a touch of unique and playful flair to yourkitchen. The bowl is sculpted of rosewood, thoughtfully planned with a sapwood rim allowing for the variation in color. The handle of Huon pine, provided to Terry by fellow elite spoonsmith Norm Sartorius,…
Forged, twisted, and polished one at a time by metalsmith and artist Stephen Fitz-Gerald in Northern California, these stainless steel chopsticks and sauce dish setswill have you forever dreaming of that next piece of sushi.
Brush anodized one at a time here in Staten Island by titanium artist and Aldeahomeglo employee Si Golraine, the iconic Light My Fire titanium sporkis transformed into a piece of art that just happens to be an ideal eating tool anywhere and for any dish. Psychedelic colors and patterns achieved through a creative and thoughtful…
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