Gingko Mini Spoons - Set of 4
Drawing inspiration from the Ginkgo leaf’s stunning metamorphosis from emerald to gold, the Gingko Mini Spoons embody nature’s artistry in every detail. Crafted from stainless steel and finished in radiant gold, each spoon captures the leaf’s iconic fan shape and intricate vein patterns. Infused with the rich symbolism of good fortune and longevity, these mini spoons transform your dining experience into a celebration of nature’s beauty.
Details
- Crafted in India
- Length: 4.25 in
- Width: 1.25 in
- Height: .5 in
- Gently hand wash with mild soap, avoid citrus-based cleaners and abrasives. Do not soak.
Be Home
Founder Jonathan Hankar first arrived in California from Belgium on business in 2005. Upon discovering an immediate fondness for the west coast’s entrepreneurial spirit and understated modernity, a new vision began to emerge. In a market brimming with plastics and polymers, Jonathan saw an opportunity to bring an easier, more organic elegance to the table—literally and figuratively. However, it wasn’t until meeting his wife and copilot Patricia Hankar that the full Be Home story began to unfold.
Description
Drawing inspiration from the Ginkgo leaf’s stunning metamorphosis from emerald to gold, the Gingko Mini Spoons embody nature’s artistry in every detail. Crafted from stainless steel and finished in radiant gold, each spoon captures the leaf’s iconic fan shape and intricate vein patterns. Infused with the rich symbolism of good fortune and longevity, these mini spoons transform your dining experience into a celebration of nature’s beauty.
Details
- Crafted in India
- Length: 4.25 in
- Width: 1.25 in
- Height: .5 in
- Gently hand wash with mild soap, avoid citrus-based cleaners and abrasives. Do not soak.
Be Home
Founder Jonathan Hankar first arrived in California from Belgium on business in 2005. Upon discovering an immediate fondness for the west coast’s entrepreneurial spirit and understated modernity, a new vision began to emerge. In a market brimming with plastics and polymers, Jonathan saw an opportunity to bring an easier, more organic elegance to the table—literally and figuratively. However, it wasn’t until meeting his wife and copilot Patricia Hankar that the full Be Home story began to unfold.
