***SOLD*** The Lenten Lentil Spoon

 



Price $25 with free shipping in the continental US.
I ship using USPS Ground, which is the least expensive option that included a tracking number.  If you prefer Priority Mail or another shipping option, international shipping or would like to combine shipping on multiple items to save a little money, please email me at judson@judsoncarroll.com



I carved this one last night out of Wild Cherry, because I wanted to do one more spoon before I start on a big dough bowl.  That will be a BIG project!


I think this Lenten Lentil Spoon that I am posting on Ash Wednesday will be perfect for your pottage.


I think whoever buys this one will enjoy using it.  It is sealed with Walnut Oil.  As always, my woodwork is sustainably sourced from trees that are storm damaged or that must be thinned. Each piece is entirely hand made in the ancient greenwood tradition. I use only a hand saw, a small axe and knives. Each piece comes with a handwritten, numbered and signed document. These are heirloom quality spoons that, if properly cared for, will last for generations.

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