Guitar Shaped Stainless Steel Coffee Spoons, Set of 7

Every Detail Is Tuned to Rock

Engraved Fretboard Detail

The fretboard, strings, sound hole and bridge are all engraved into the spoon. From arm's length the guitar reads clearly, and up close the lines stay crisp. It is the detail people pick up first.

Mirror-Polished 304 Steel

Each handle carries the 304 stainless steel marking, and the bowl has a mirror polish that looks sharp straight out of the box. It wipes clean in seconds, so the spoon goes back in the drawer ready for the next cup.

Sized for Short Cups

At 12 cm long, the spoon reaches into coffee cups, dessert bowls and short glasses. Tall tumblers are a stretch, so check your glass first. In a mug, it lands right where you need it.

The Figures Behind the Spoon

• 12 cmSpoon length, sized for short cups
• 7 pcsPieces per set, seven finishes
• 304Stainless steel grade, marked on the handle

Put the Guitar to Work in Three Steps

1. 1
   Pick Your Finish

   Choose gold, silver, rose gold, purple, blue, black or the multicolour mix. The bowl does the stirring, so pick the finish that suits your mug.

2. 2
   Stir in a Short Cup

   Use the bowl to stir sugar, cocoa or cream in a coffee cup or dessert bowl. It is built for short cups, so save tall glasses for a longer spoon.

3. 3
   Rinse and Dry

   Rinse after stirring, then dry with a soft cloth. This keeps the mirror finish bright and the engraved lines clean.

The Spoon That Wanted a Band

The Same Old Spoon

Most mornings the spoon in the drawer does its job and nothing more. Sugar goes in, the coffee gets stirred, and the cup goes back to the counter. Dessert looks much the same, so the moment never quite feels like a moment.

Tuning Up the Ritual

Then a guitar showed up on the handle. The fretboard runs along the neck, the strings are engraved in fine lines, and the bowl carries a guitar body with its own sound hole. A routine stir suddenly has a bit of swagger, and it takes the same effort.

Encore at Every Table

Set a spoon out when friends come over and watch what happens. People tend to pick up the spoon before they touch the dessert, and someone always asks where you found it. Seven finishes let you match the table or mix them up for the crowd.

Keep the Finish Bright

• Wash by hand

  Use a soft sponge and mild soap. Abrasive pads can wear the coloured finish.

• Skip harsh scrubbing

  Hard scrubbing can scratch the engraved lines and dull the PVD-style colour.

• Dry soon after washing

  A soft cloth keeps the mirror polish clean and streak-free.

• Rinse after acidic drinks

  Stainless steel handles most food, but long contact with acid or salt can dull the finish.