Serve small bites in style with this handmade batik bone spoon. It is shaped from smooth, cream-white bone, with a small rounded bowl and a long, slim handle that is light and easy to hold. The upper handle stays pale and polished, while the lower handle is finished in a bold black and white batik pattern.
The batik pattern gives the spoon a striking African-inspired look. The swirls and leaf shapes stand out against the creamy bone, and no two pieces are the same. The long handle reaches into tall glasses, jars, and small dishes, so it works well for cocktails, iced tea, desserts, sauces, and condiments.
Choose a spoon or a matching fork with three slim tines. Both look lovely on a tea tray, cheese board, or bar cart, or in a small jar as table decor. They make a thoughtful gift for hosts, cooks, and anyone who loves handmade African pieces. Each piece is hand-shaped and finished by hand, so size, color, and batik details vary slightly from piece to piece.
Design & Structure
- Single hand-shaped spoon, or a matching fork with three tines
- Small rounded bowl and a long, slim handle
- Black and white batik pattern on the lower handle
- Light, smooth, and easy to hold
- Made for serving, display, and gifting
Bone & Finish
- Natural bone, shaped and polished by hand (please confirm material)
- Cream-white upper handle with a smooth finish
- Black and white batik pattern on the lower handle
- No two pieces look exactly alike
Materials
- Bone (please confirm)
Care
- Wipe clean with a damp cloth and mild soap
- Do not soak or put in the dishwasher
- Dry right away and keep away from direct heat and long, direct sunlight
- Handle gently, as bone can chip or crack if dropped
- For serving and decor (please confirm if food-safe)
Occasions
- Ideal for cocktails, iced drinks, desserts, sauces, and condiments
- Great for tea trays, cheese boards, bar carts, and dinner parties
- A thoughtful gift for housewarmings, weddings, birthdays, and hosts
Ideal for:
Hosts, entertainers, cocktail and dessert lovers, decor lovers, gift buyers, and anyone who enjoys handmade African bone crafts.
Available:
Spoon and fork styles available, and other sizes and batik patterns may be available. Let me know which piece(s) you’d like priced or photographed. Each piece varies slightly, as it is handmade.



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