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BRASS SPOON | Handmade, Solid Brass

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$ 14.50
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$ 14.50

We custom made our brass spoons with a wonderful artisan family in India, so we can have the perfect serving size when composing potions. This is the same family that also handcrafts our beautiful tea strainers. We've been huge lovers of brass everything, as you can see in our pictures, as it adds a tone of elegance and magic to the medicine spread.

These spoons are 100% brass, coated in a clear food-grade finish. 

Dimensions: 17cm x 3cm / 1.1in x 5.11 in

Amount: One Spoon

Handmade in India 

INSTRUCTIONS FOR CARE

To keep the spoon clean, simply rinse and dry after each use. Do not let it stay immersed in water. The brass does not oxidize if properly taken care of. Any tarnish can be removed by applying an acid agent, such as lemon juice.

Additionally, only wipe spoons with a soft cloth or sponge: do not use abrasives when cleaning, as this can chip the outer coating.

BRASS SPOON | Handmade, Solid Brass
BRASS SPOON | Handmade, Solid Brass
BRASS SPOON | Handmade, Solid Brass
BRASS SPOON | Handmade, Solid Brass
BRASS SPOON | Handmade, Solid Brass
BRASS SPOON | Handmade, Solid Brass

Handcrafted

100% Solid Brass Spoon

Brass has been known since the prehistoric period in almost every part of the world. But it has only been since the Middle-Ages that we understood its alloy. The method to make brass dates back to the Roman period. Zinc started to be properly identified and mined, sometimes accidentally, to make brass. Before, people would look for a copper ore rich in zinc to get brass. In the last part of the first millenary B.C., the use of brass would go from England to Spain and from Iran to India. The quantity of brass was good enough to be used as coins in the 1st century A.C, first in Phrygia and Bithynia, and then all over the Roman Empire. brass, history and healing properties "Stonehenge" Celtic ring in brass The brass production decreased a lot when the Roman Empire declined, as well as during the medieval period. It remained fashionable in the East of Europe but not so much in the West. Brass was quite popular in the Islamic world and a lot of new production techniques were invented. After the medieval period, brass comes back and is produced at a large scale in Europe, especially thanks to new means of production. It was often used instead of gold or silver for decoration before America was discovered. Brass was quite important in Africa as were other mixed metals. It was more precious there than for European minds. One of the most remarkable tribe for its metal work was the Yorubas from the Ife kingdom in Nigeria. This civilization particularly bloomed between the 12th century and the 14th century. They made a very rich sculpture work by using brass. It was then the turn of the kingdom of Benin who became especially famous for the sculpture of brass sheets and masks.

THE HIGHEST STANDARDS

We follow the highest manufacturing standards with passion! 

Anima Mundi is a family owned and operated business. Our superfoods are made in an FDA registered and cGMP certified facility, made in the U.S. with certified organic herbs and wild harvested plants in a vegan and gluten free kitchen. Our products contain zero fillers, binders or flow agents. They are lab tested for purity and efficiency.