Kenta Nakanishi Mini Folk Spoon, Maple, Black Wiped Urushi

Maker / Kenta Nakanishi　Material / Wood　Region / Toyama City, Toyama Prefecture

"Comfortable to use, comfortable to display"

As the saying goes, the works of Kenta Nakanishi are captivating for their comfortable usability and refined appearance.

Nakanishi-san, whose hobby is mountain climbing, originally made tools for outdoor activities.
He reportedly crafts pieces with an elegant look, consciously designed to blend naturally into daily life.

He meticulously crafts each piece, paying close attention to details such as how shadows are cast in the light and the unity of the wood grain.

This is a mini fork made from maple wood.

It's the perfect size for enjoying seasonal fruits, Japanese sweets, or baked goods.

The calm color, finished with black wiped lacquer, enhances the vibrant colors of sweets while adding a subtle presence. Its slender form fits comfortably in the hand, making your gestures look elegant when using it.

The soft mouthfeel, unique to wooden cutlery, is also one of its charms. It's likely to become a beloved item you instinctively reach for during your daily snack time.

Its appearance makes you want to leave it out even when not in use. Though a small tool, this single piece enriches your daily life.