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This asturias wooden bowl carved with Celtic motifs is reminiscent of ancient times and the origin of many commonly used objects in our homes. Its traditional character provides a unique decorative element to any corner of the home.
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The wooden bowl was the most commonly used utensil for all kinds of meals and at any time. The people just had buckets and bowls to hold the different foods.
Glasses, forks and knives were signs of distinction that were rarely found in the provincial capitals or towns of a certain size. None of this was heard of in the villages.
The industrial production of household utensils from clay, in a first stage, and materials derived from metal, in a more recent and longer stage, led to the virtual disappearance of master timber craftspeople.
However, moulds or inspirational elements that the industry used as a reference were and still are used today to replicate wooden artefacts of bygone days.
The “Taramundi” table knife is made from a 10 cm single sheet of stainless steel with a cherrywood handle, for use in the kitchen or on the table.
The “Taramundi” serving knife is made from a 17.5 cm single sheet of stainless steel with a boxwood handle, for use on the table with a serving platter. The hand-forged and tempered blade gives a profile and hardness that lends to sharpening and ensures a long service life.
The “Taramundi” spanish ham knife is made from a 25 cm single sheet of stainless steel with a natural boxwood handle.
The “Taramundi” boxwood knife has a carved boxwood handle, although heath and briar woods, or any other quality and durable wood is also used by artisan craftspeople.
The “Taramundi” asturias Cheese Knife is made from a single, 11 cm sheet of stainless steel, with a natural boxwood, pyrography engraved handle. In 2005, the council of Taramundi was declared an ‘Area of Artisan Interest’.
Special drinking glass for vermouth with custom design for Tierra Astur by renowned Asturias artist Mario Cervero. It is the perfect size for enjoying your favourite vermouth, such as Roxmut cider vermouth.