Nagako Fujita Handmade Brass Serving Spoon | Luxury Japanese Craftsmanship

Artist Background
Nagako Fujita (藤田永子) is a distinguished Tokyo-based artisan renowned for her mastery in traditional Japanese metalwork. Drawing on decades of experience, she specializes in the 'hammering' technique—a meticulous process that transforms brass, aluminum, copper, and tin into exquisite, functional art pieces. Her work effortlessly blends age-old craftsmanship with contemporary aesthetics, appealing to discerning collectors and luxury tableware connoisseurs worldwide.

Craftsmanship & Design
Each serving spoon is meticulously handcrafted using the hammering technique, which imparts unique textures and organic imperfections such as subtle distortions and melt marks. These characteristics reflect the natural beauty and unpredictability of the metal, creating a warm, tactile surface that elevates everyday dining into an elegant experience. The spoon’s design embraces wabi-sabi philosophy—celebrating imperfection and transience—which resonates deeply in Japanese luxury culture.

Material & Origin
Crafted primarily from high-quality brass sourced in Japan, this serving spoon is a testament to authentic Japanese artisanal excellence. The brass not only offers durability and strength but also develops a beautiful patina over time, enhancing its character and charm. Proudly handmade in Tokyo, each piece symbolizes a seamless fusion of tradition and innovation.

Specifications
- Material: Premium Japanese brass
- Dimensions: Approximately 22 cm (length)
- Weight: Lightweight yet robust for comfortable handling
- Handmade in Tokyo, Japan

Care Instructions
To preserve the spoon’s exquisite finish, gently hand wash with mild soap and warm water. Avoid abrasive scrubbers or harsh detergents that may damage the surface. Over time, the brass will naturally patinate, adding to its unique aesthetic—polishing is optional based on personal preference.

Elevate your luxury dining experience with this exclusive Nagako Fujita handmade brass serving spoon—where timeless Japanese artistry meets modern elegance.