Wild Mountain Child Branchling (Mini Branch) Spoon
Branchling Spoon ©
Meet Branchling, the baby brother of the Branch Spoon, this mini version measures just 10cm in length and is equivalent to a 1/2 teaspoon. The second photo shows the size comparison to the original branch spoon.
Carved to resemble a branch, this enchanting spoon adds a touch of wonder to your child's sensory play and potion making adventures.
Whether it's for stirring magical potions, creating culinary masterpieces in the play kitchen, or simply exploring the textures of different materials, the Branchling spoon is a versatile tool for endless imaginative play. Its natural look and feel stimulate sensory exploration, fostering creativity and curiosity.
Due to the natural nature of this product, no two are the same, there are variations in the wood grains and craftmanship giving each item its own personality.
Made from Doussie, a Vietnamese plantation timber.
Wild Mountain Child wooden items have been handcrafted and are waxed with food-grade wax.
To keep your wood looking its best:
- Do not leave submerged in water for a really long time ( like a week) - play is ok and hang it up to dry after.
- Dry with a tea towel after getting wet
- Then keep it beautiful with a rub of bee's wax or vegetable oil into the wood to avoid the fibres lifting.
- Only use mild dishwashing detergent if needed
- Never put wood in the dishwasher
Wild Mountain Child work with a small Vietnamese enterprise that promotes Vietnamese handicrafts ensuring stability in the industry, work from home opportunities for young mothers and protection for traditional skills and crafts.
Please note for all our wooden toys
As a natural material, wood possesses diverse markings that appear in each of our products, They frequently display growth rings, knots and colour spots, which are not considered defects but rather markers of its natural origin. These characteristics lend a unique touch to each individual toy, adorned with distinct marks gifted by nature. These unique variations are testament to the quality, not defect.