Long Batik Bone Appetizer Spoons, Set of 2

Where ancient artistry meets your modern table. These batik bone appetizer spoons are handcrafted by artisans in Kenya using a centuries-old African wax-resist dyeing technique — each one a wearable piece of cultural heritage you can actually use.

The batik process is as beautiful as it is intentional: wax is applied to ethically sourced, sanitized animal bone, then dipped in a rich dark dye to reveal stunning African mud cloth-inspired patterns. The result is a set of spoons that are as much art as they are functional.

Product Details:

• Set of 2 | Approximately 8" long × 1" wide
• Crafted from ethically sourced, sanitized animal bone that would otherwise be discarded
• Hand-carved and hand-batiked — no two pieces are identical
• Naturally water and stain resistant
• Hand wash and air dry recommended
• Fair trade certified — safe workplaces, fair wages, and community investment for Kenyan artisans

The Art of Batik:

Batik is an age-old art form rooted in African tradition. Wax is carefully applied to white bone before it's submerged in dark dye — the wax resists the color, revealing intricate patterns inspired by African mud cloth. Every mark is intentional. Every spoon tells a story.

When you choose KyngSia Designs, you bring culture, craft, and conscience to your table.