Solid
One blank
Bowl and handle come from the same piece, so there is no glue line to fail and nothing to work loose in a jar.
TURNED WOOD SPOONSHoney, tea, salt
One piece of wood · No join
Small spoons turned from a single piece of wood, for honey, loose tea, coffee or salt. Wood does not chill the hand or clink against a cup, and it never scratches a ceramic rim.
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Honey, loose tea, ground coffee, salt — anything you measure by the spoon and keep in a jar.
No. Hand wash them and dry them straight away; a dishwasher will dry the wood out and raise the grain.
Twice a year, with any food-safe oil. It takes a minute and it is the difference between a few years and a few decades.
Wood takes colour from what it sits in. Honey and tea will darken them slightly over time, which most people like.
Small spoons turned from a single piece of wood, for honey, loose tea, coffee or salt. Wood doesn't chill the hand or clink against a cup, and it never scratches a ceramic rim.
Hand wash and dry straight away. Rub in a little food-safe oil twice a year and they will outlast the drawer they live in.
Free shipping on every order, wherever you are. No minimum, no handling fee at checkout.
Orders are prepared in 1–3 business days. Delivery then takes 3–7 business days from a US warehouse, or 7–20 from an overseas workshop. Tracking arrives by email, and an order with several pieces can turn up in more than one parcel.
Changed your mind? You have thirty days. Return shipping within the US is on us.
We work with solid wood, stone, glass and natural fibre, chosen for how they age rather than how they photograph. Every piece is finished by hand, so grain, tone and outline shift from one to the next.
A SMALL THING
A metal spoon in a honey jar is loud and cold, and it scratches the rim of a good cup. Wood does neither. It is the kind of swap you make once, stop thinking about, and would notice immediately if you went back.

MATERIAL & MAKING
Turned from a single blank, bowl and handle together.
Solid
Bowl and handle come from the same piece, so there is no glue line to fail and nothing to work loose in a jar.
Small
Short enough to live in the jar it belongs to rather than in a drawer across the kitchen.
Kind
Wood is softer than glaze, so it never leaves the grey marks metal leaves on the inside of a cup.
Individual
Every blank reads differently. Out of a set, no two spoons look quite the same.
FROM THE WORKSHOP
“The trick with a small spoon is the thickness where the bowl meets the handle. Too thin and it snaps in a jar of set honey; too thick and it feels like a toy. Everything else is decoration.
Mokay LabsThe makers
Turned in small batches
THE DETAIL
Everything worth knowing before it arrives.
Material
Solid wood, food safe
Use
Honey, tea, coffee, salt
Care
Hand wash, dry at once
Upkeep
Food-safe oil twice a year
GOOD TO KNOW
A few things worth knowing before it arrives.
Any food-safe finishing oil. Rub a little in, leave it ten minutes, wipe the excess off.
Yes, that is where they are happiest. Rinse and dry it when the jar is empty.
Only if they are soaked or dried hard — a dishwasher is the usual culprit. Hand washed and dried, they last for years.
Yes. Wood does not conduct heat, so the handle stays cool while you stir.
They arrive together, and they read as a group precisely because the grain is different on each one.


Made by hand
Every piece is shaped, sanded and finished in a small workshop. Grain, tone and outline move from one to the next, so the piece that arrives is yours rather than a copy of the photograph.
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