A pair of minimalist Japanese teaspoons in brushed stainless steel, made by Marumitsu Poterie's Studio M. Sized for stirring tea and coffee or enjoying dessert, with the same clean lines and elegant form as the rest of the Buffet range.
The brushed finish gives the steel a soft, matte look that sits beautifully alongside handmade ceramics. Each piece is made in Tsubamesanjo, Japan's renowned metalworking region, from durable 18-10 stainless steel.
Pairs well with our Buffet Tea Fork. Looking for something larger? See the Buffet Dinner Spoon.
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Marumitsu Poterie was established in 1950, and is based in Seto, Aichi, Japan. Each collection is designed with a French flair to Japanese cookware and tableware. Functionality is always the heart of the design, how each piece is used and how food is plated is always considered when they are designed.
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Marumitsu Poterie was established in 1950, and is based in Seto, Aichi, Japan. All of their pieces are created embracing both traditional and modern ceramic techniques, and a diverse range of natural materials. Their collection of tableware and donabes are made from natural clay excavated from the Japanese mountains and shaped by human hands. It is this warmth of the human hand, and connection to nature that is integral to Marumitsu Poterie’s philosophy.
