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Metsovo hand-carved wooden spoon

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A wooden spoon carved by hand in Metsovo, Epirus, once the stronghold of the travelling woodcarvers of the Pindus. Supplied with a food-contact declaration.

Price when it opens 34.00

Being verified

Not for sale yet. The record below is public, but the supplier is not signed and documented. If we cannot prove it, we do not sell it.

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Includes 24% Greek VAT.

Ships to Greece: €3.90, 1 to 3 working days. Shipping and duties

Origin record πίναξ

Where
Metsovo, Epirus, GR-D
How
Hand-carved in a Metsovo workshop, oiled not lacquered
Protected
No protected status. Origin based on supplier audit.
Maker
[partner to be sourced]
Fake test
CNC-routed copies repeat identically from piece to piece, and are often lacquered over softwood. Source: epirusforallseasons.gr (opens in a new tab)
Full record
Material
Wood (species to be confirmed by the workshop)
Coordinates
Not recorded
VAT class
24% standard rate
Ships to
Ships to Greece. Open zones: Greece, European Union, US and Canada.Light. Greece, EU, US and Canada, duties paid outside the EU. No Australia (wooden articles are inspected). UK after our UK VAT registration.
Compliance
Food-contact declaration (Regulation (EC) 1935/2004).
Status
Being verified The record is public. The sale opens once a documented supplier is signed.
SKU
PX-SPO-MET

The address

Epirus Ήπειρος

The mountainous north-west, between the Pindus range and the Ionian coast. PINAX follows two crafts here: silver and wood.

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About this object

What it is

A cooking and serving spoon carved by hand from wood, made for use in the kitchen.

Where and how it is made

Metsovo, Epirus (GR-D), high in the Pindus mountains. The town was the stronghold of the Epirus woodcarvers, the ταγιαδόροι (tagiadori), who travelled in family crews across northern Greece and Thessaly and carved ceilings and church screens. Workshops still carve in the town today, and the Metsovo Folk Art Museum sets the reference style.

How to use it

Stir, taste and serve. Wash by hand in warm water, dry at once, and never leave it soaking or put it in a dishwasher. Rub with a little food-safe oil when the wood looks dry.

What we have not verified yet

No workshop is signed. Maker: [partner to be sourced]. We will not name the wood species until the workshop confirms it. The price is an estimate. Wood in contact with food must meet Regulation (EC) 1935/2004, so each spoon comes with a food-contact declaration. It does not ship to Australia, which requires wooden articles to be declared and inspected.