- Pack of 2 Nicola Spring Japanese style kitchen utensil rest - Perfect for storing spoons and other utensils while cooking
- Made from high quality porcelain, each utensil rest is delicately hand printed giving a unique finish every time
- Dimensions: 255 x 100mm
- A truly indulgent and unique piece - perfect as a gift for you, or somebody else!
- 100% dishwasher and microwave safe
Find some zen and transform your home into a sanctuary of mindfulness and serenity with the Hand Printed Crockery collection from Nicola Spring.
In this extensive range, you'll find everything you need to create the ultimate home kitchen and dining setup - from staples like plates and bowls, to traditional tea and coffee sets, to a full suite of food storage and preparation aides. Each piece has been crafted from hard-wearing porcelain, with a decoration of warm pastel colours and delicate patterns inspired by traditional Japanese design and borne out of the ancient Buddhist philosophy of wabi-sabi.
The Art of the Imperfect Beauty
Rooted in ancient tea ceremonies - in which prized utensils were handmade, and therefore irregular in both shape and design - wabi-sabi centres on recognizing beauty in imperfection, and of accepting that imperfection as part of the natural cycle of growth and decay.
Think of your favourite book: its pages creased, its cover scuffed and partially faded from countless reading sessions beneath the sun. By definition, these are imperfections - yet we don’t consider them flaws. Rather, we consider them signs of a life well lived; a reminder of all the warmth and happiness that book has brought us through the years.
wabi-sabi (侘寂)
- wabi: Freshness and quietness
- sabi: Beauty or serenity that comes with age
- Nothing lasts
- Nothing is finished
- Nothing is perfect
That is wabi-sabi in a nutshell: a movement away from the unending, impossible pursuit of perfection to the acceptance, appreciation and affection for things as they are now.
Each piece in this collection has been crafted with that philosophy in mind, featuring a beautiful printed pattern that has been lovingly applied by genuine human hands, rather than the result of a code punched into a machine. No, it’s not perfect, but like those enlightened monks before us, we think each little quirk and rough patch is exactly what gives these pieces their personality - more importantly, it means that each bowl, plate, mug and jug is 100% unique to you!
BEST SELLERS
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Find some zen and transform your home into a sanctuary of mindfulness and serenity with the Hand Printed Crockery collection from Nicola Spring.
In this extensive range, you'll find everything you need to create the ultimate home kitchen and dining setup - from staples like plates and bowls, to traditional tea and coffee sets, to a full suite of food storage and preparation aides. Each piece has been crafted from hard-wearing porcelain, with a decoration of warm pastel colours and delicate patterns inspired by traditional Japanese design and borne out of the ancient Buddhist philosophy of wabi-sabi.
The Art of the Imperfect Beauty
Rooted in ancient tea ceremonies - in which prized utensils were handmade, and therefore irregular in both shape and design - wabi-sabi centres on recognizing beauty in imperfection, and of accepting that imperfection as part of the natural cycle of growth and decay.
Think of your favourite book: its pages creased, its cover scuffed and partially faded from countless reading sessions beneath the sun. By definition, these are imperfections - yet we don’t consider them flaws. Rather, we consider them signs of a life well lived; a reminder of all the warmth and happiness that book has brought us through the years.
wabi-sabi (侘寂)
- wabi: Freshness and quietness
- sabi: Beauty or serenity that comes with age
- Nothing lasts
- Nothing is finished
- Nothing is perfect
That is wabi-sabi in a nutshell: a movement away from the unending, impossible pursuit of perfection to the acceptance, appreciation and affection for things as they are now.
Each piece in this collection has been crafted with that philosophy in mind, featuring a beautiful printed pattern that has been lovingly applied by genuine human hands, rather than the result of a code punched into a machine. No, it’s not perfect, but like those enlightened monks before us, we think each little quirk and rough patch is exactly what gives these pieces their personality - more importantly, it means that each bowl, plate, mug and jug is 100% unique to you!
BEST SELLERS
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