Upcycled Wooden Measuring Spoons

This beautiful set of Upcycled Wooden Measuring Spoons are made using reclaimed solid hard wood teak. It was created by our artisans who were determined to make use of the offcuts produced by local furniture factories. Each spoon has a rich grain with a deep tone.

Using reclaimed timber ensures that we make full use of this precious natural material and reduces the demand for new materials. To fully utilise the offcuts also demand creativity and craftmanship, producing a truly original and functional measuring spoons. It comes with 4 spoon to cater all the measurement needs, and each spoon engrave with the measurement size.

A perfect sustainable and eco home gift for any occassions. A perfect gift for keen cook, baker and a nice housewarming gift. Lightweight and long life usage and great for those who looking to swap from a plastic measuring spoons for a more conscious lifestyle.

Source: Paguro Upcycle

Brand: Paguro Upcycle focuses on making the finest upcycled products, with quality craftsmanship and contemporary design. Yen, the founder, shocked with the fast fashion industry and amazed with the creativity of recycled and upcycled products decided to find designers with their won sustainable mission and share their brilliant products. Paguro shows what can be achieved with reclaimed and repurposed materials creating quality, individual and sustainable products.

Fair Trade: The products are produced in a social enterprise in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and the UK. Paguro Upcycle helps craftsmen from Asia and the UK make a profit to live a good life and visit the suppliers in Asia once a year.

Environmentally Friendly: All Paguro Upcycle products are made from recycled and upcycled materials that would otherwise have gone to a landfill or would have been incinerated.

Vegan: Paguro Upcycle is a PETA-Approved vegan.

Good Cause: Through the years they have supported donating a portion of their profits to these charities: CARE International UK, Transforming Lives for Good and Plastic Oceans.