Bring a touch of Japanese elegance to your kitchen with our Hinoki wood spatula with a hole , made in Japan by expert artisans.

Hinoki wood , renowned for its lightness, strength and natural antibacterial properties , gives this spatula exceptional softness to the touch and durability.

Perfect for delicate cooking tasks, it is ideal for handling your food without damaging your cooking utensils.

Features :

- Premium material : Made from Hinoki wood, a Japanese wood renowned for its longevity and natural antibacterial qualities.
- Practical hole design : The central hole allows for better drainage of liquids, ideal for cooking fried foods or for gently removing food from the pan while avoiding excess oil or grease.
- Handcrafted : Each spatula is handcrafted by Japanese artisans, guaranteeing a superior finish and a comfortable grip.
- Versatility : Perfect for easily mixing, turning, serving, or draining your dishes. Its ergonomic shape adapts to all types of cooking, from soups to fried foods.
- Minimalist aesthetic : Its simple and clean design blends with all kitchen styles, while adding a touch of Japanese sophistication.

Benefits :

- Antibacterial properties : Hinoki wood naturally prevents the growth of bacteria, thus ensuring optimal hygiene in your kitchen.
- Ecological and sustainable : The wood used comes from responsibly managed forests, thus respecting the environment.
- Easy maintenance : Wood is naturally resistant to moisture and odors, ensuring a long lifespan. Hand washing and conditioning with mineral oil are recommended to keep the wood in good condition.

Interview :

To preserve its beauty and natural properties, it is advisable to wash the spatula by hand and oil it from time to time with a mineral oil for wood.

Treat yourself to a kitchen tool that is both practical and aesthetically pleasing with this Hinoki wooden spatula with a hole , an essential of Japanese cuisine, which combines functionality, design and respect for the environment.

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Originating from Kyushu, Japan, the OYANAGI workshop combines traditional shaping techniques with modern design concepts.

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