BosilunLife Cuchara de descanso para jardín nórdica RebornClay™ reciclado

BosilunLife's black ceramic spoon rest came packaged very well. Inside the box was a very well wrapped spoon holder with some egg shell mesh type of packing paper, which is very protective, nice that the whole box can be recycled and super easy to open.The spoon holder itself is very weighty and sturdy. On the bottom it has some grip and the lip of the spoon holder is almost supported by the way the ceramic is molded. I would say the overall design is very good as far as practicality goes.When using, it will support fairly large and heavy utensils, and won't slide around easily. The ceramic is smooth with no serious rough edges or jagged spots. There is also some depth to the holder, you could use it as a serving tray for some sides or sauces if you wanted as well. It is listed as oven/dishwasher safe, but it is easy and quick enough to wash by hand, due to the smooth ceramic finish.The only reason I took off one star is for cosmetic reasons. While listed as a"Kintsugi Style" spoon holder, the gold stripe going down the middle is basically a very light indent that goes across the topside of the holder, but doesn't go quite to the edges, and doesn't have any real depth or feel. I guess from a distance it does look pretty stylish, I just wish it had more of an actual break or simulated break with actual filling, rather than a thin strip of gold paint on a small indent.Really that is just nitpicking, but for the price, I would've expected a bit more of a premium feel and look for the "break".Overall, I think if you can grab this for the right price, it is a very nice, sturdy and weighty holder that will do the job in the kitchen. I'd be more of a buyer and recommender at around $6-8, and not the $20 asking price. If you think the price looks right, then I'd definitely recommend it, as it has a unique style.

I lead test everything I use for cooking: this came back negative. Safe to use!It's very cute, the kintsugi is painted on but I don't really mind: I just liked the green color. It's wide enough for most of my spoons and it cleaned very easily.The ceramic is a decent quality and I didn't notice any places that were crumbling. It's good for what it is.

This has become one of my favorite spoon rests. I love the kintsugi pattern, though it's not "true" kintsuige (broken and then repaired along the fractures with gold resin); it's just a strip of gold paint in a groove on the surface. Still, I love the way it looks. It's not glossy, more of a stain.matte finish, which I like. It's sized well for a single utensil, but not large enough for open tongs. I like this spoon rest a lot.

Really impressed with this little spoon rest. The matte green glaze has a rich, refined look that elevates the whole cooking area, and the gold Kintsugi accent detail is even more striking in person than it appears in the listing photos. The ceramic feels substantial and well made �� not lightweight or fragile. It holds spoons and spatulas securely without sliding around and cleans up easily by hand or in the dishwasher. It also doubles nicely as a small decorative dish on the counter when not in use. A simple purchase that genuinely adds a nice touch to the kitchen. Would recommend.

I��m genuinely impressed with this ceramic spoon rest. The quality is way nicer than I was expecting��it feels sturdy, well-made, and like something that will hold up over time rather than just being decorative.The design is what really sold me, though. The color is absolutely to die for, and the subtle gold detailing along the edge gives it such a classy, elevated look without being too flashy. It fits perfectly into my green-themed kitchen and blends in beautifully while still adding a little charm.I also really appreciated that it came with a card explaining the company��s sustainability practices. That extra touch made the purchase feel more thoughtful and intentional, which I always love to see.