Ritual Spoon Set | Honeybee, Spiral, and Moth Trio

Crafted from acacia wood and entirely hand-burned, this three-piece spoon set is designed as a functional and symbolic addition to both kitchen and ritual practice. Each spoon carries its own distinct design, allowing the set to be used across different forms of preparation, intention work, or daily use.

The designs include a honeybee, a spiral motif, and a luna moth, reflecting themes of steady work, inward movement, and transformation. Together, they form a balanced working set that can be used intuitively or assigned to specific purposes within your practice.

Finished with food-grade mineral oil, these spoons are fully food safe and suitable for everyday use. Each set is ritually prepared before packing.

Working Use

This set can be worked in a variety of ways depending on your practice:

• Stirring herbs, teas, or blends with focused intention
• Preparing ritual drinks, oils, or infused waters
• Working with jar spells, powders, or loose materials
• Measuring or transferring small amounts during spellwork
• Assigning each spoon a specific role such as growth, release, or transformation
• Keeping as dedicated tools for altar work or seasonal practice

They can be used practically, symbolically, or both, depending on how you choose to work with them.

Dimensions

• Length: approximately 7.1 inches each
• Width: approximately 1.6 inches each
• Material: Acacia wood
• Finish: Food-grade mineral oil

Set-Based Craftsmanship

Each spoon is individually hand-burned, making every set unique. While similar designs may appear in future batches, no two sets will be exactly the same. Variations in wood grain, tone, and burn detail are part of the character of the piece.

Care Instructions

• Hand wash only and dry immediately
• Woodburned markings will naturally soften with regular use and washing. This is normal for handcrafted wood items.
• Treat as you would any handmade wooden kitchen piece to preserve its longevity

Please note that colors may vary slightly from what you see in photos or videos due to lighting and natural wood tone, though I do my best to capture each piece as accurately as possible.