| Set of 5 | Hand-Carved Blackwood Serving Utensils

| Set of 5 | Hand-Carved Blackwood Serving UtensilsFunctional design and Tanzanian influences are at the heart of Qsa Qsa Carvers, both of which come to the fore with these serving scoops. Each one is crafted from locally sourced African blackwood and highlights the wood carving skills established by the Makonde tribe, where a free hand technique produces naturally smooth results. They all have their uses you can use the Jikoni spoon for dried foods, the Zanzibar for preserves, the pantry scoop for

the water tumbler is still made today by heritage producer Lobmeyr at the original Vienna workshop

Made from native windmill palm tree fibres

it's ideal for serving everything from cocktails to fresh juice and water

These ingenious pieces were an instant classic that challenged craftspeople for a century

with its intricate constellation figures and mythological creatures

It’s finished in ‘paternoster’ beige

Handmade from Cornwall clay and bone ash

textural variations and carefully placed holes to create an elegant floral display

Giobagnara’s Jack square valet tray is fully covered in lemon calf leather

The Mayflower pencil is handmade by artisans in the brand’s historic workshop in Birmingham's jewelry Quarter

so the same colour cannot be made twice

Every knife is assembled by skilled artisans at the family workshop outside Paris