◆ Please read the profile and description before purchasing. Only purchase if you agree to the contents. ◆ This is a spoon by Izumi Okuyama, a sculptor and woodworker from Okinawa. It seems suitable for a spoon, jam spoon, or for sugar and salt pots. Designer Keita Maruyama also introduced it as one of his favorites during a pop-up event at his home in Aoyama. Each one is hand-carved, giving it warmth, and each has a different expression. Please refer to the photos for the size. After purchasing at an exhibition, it has been stored wrapped in thin paper and bubble wrap. ◆ No price reduction or holds. ◆ These are handmade works by the artist. They are one-of-a-kind and have a unique texture that comes from handcraftsmanship. They have color unevenness, a handmade feel, irregularities, and unevenness, etc. These are works that allow you to enjoy the natural expression of the wood. Please purchase only if you understand and appreciate these qualities. Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to these aspects. ◆ Simple packaging. It will be shipped via Nekopos. Izumi Okuyama Lives in Nakagami District, Okinawa Prefecture. Born in Yamagata in 1969. Completed a master's degree in sculpture at the Okinawa Prefectural University of Arts in 1996. Since then, has had a lot of work experience and many exhibitions. Formed the unit "Yotaro" with her husband, Toshikage Yoshida, in 2013. KEITA MARUYAMA Keita Maruyama Masashi Uda cogu Jiro Suda Koji Hori Kazunori Takatsuka Kenichi Ozawa Kazuhiro Yamaguchi Masashi Ito Shinya Kozuka Ken Fujimoto Masashi Uda Keiichi Sakai Toshiro Yasuhiko Haruka Uchida Tonari Woodworking Takashi Tomii Roberto Yuasa Sonobe Sangyo Shimoo Design Mishakosha Hizumi Tougesha Kierisha Ryo Kodomari Mika Higashionna Yojiro Kimura Atsushi Nakata Kim Hono Kobo Iroha Yachimun For those who like these artists.