Name: Honey Dipper in 4000 year old Puriri
Brand: BryanT Woodturning
SKU: HDIP-PURI
Price: 35.00 NZD
Availability: InStock

Description

Are you tired of using a spoon to get your honey and it ends up dribbling all over the place or you have to get your finger in there to catch the drips? Well, we reckon that a honey dipper is just the answer and ours crafted in Wellington from NZ Native 4000yo Puriri and stainless steel is perfect for the job!

A honey dipper consists of equally-spaced concentric grooves that grabs the honey and holds it in place, then releases a steady dribble of honey so you can control how much you get and where it goes!
You can also wind the honey up on to the dipper so that you don’t make a mess down the side of the jar or on the table.
Makes a great gift for the honey connoisseur or pair it with a selection of our honeys at Valentine’s or other special occasions for your loved ones.
Classy look to go with your favourite honey on the cheeseboard or with a fruit or dessert platter.
Essential item in the kitchen of a discerning honey-lover!
Great for dipping raw or creamed honey and is very easy to use and clean.

Info

Materials: NZ Native Puriri wood, Stainless steel

Length: 15cm

Diameter: 1cm

Note

Each piece of wood is unique and the images displayed are representative of the finished product. If you require an image of the actual product, please email info@yoggiebear.nz

Some products are turned on an as-required basis. This may affect the delivery schedule by maximum a week. We will commnuicate with you if this is the case.

YoggieBear only uses NZ Native or grown wood that has a clear provenance. We know exactly where it originated and how it got to us, ensuring a transparent and trustworthy sourcing process.

Unique

YoggieBear creates each of our products in Te Aro (Wellington), New Zealand. We are therefore, able to create a product or crafted work of art just for you! Whatever that may mean!

Whether it's a different sized handle, an adjustment in fragrance, or something totally unexpected, we are here to empower you. We work with you to deliver to your exact requirements, giving you full control over your choices.
You may be concerned about the cost for a custom item, there is no need to be. Many of our stock items can be altered to suit you at minimal cost.

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About John

John reclaims and repurposes old timbers to create functional art - combining edgy industrial elements that reflect the past. He has a deep respect for the environment and believes in the importance of preserving natural resources.

John’s current work is created using reclaimed timbers from agricultural or industrial sources, and Wellington’s old wharves – particularly the recently restored Days Bay Wharf.

“ I try to create functional art that is sympathetic with the past, with every bolt, wire, nail hole, and carpenter’s mark reflecting the story of the wood, the job it has done, and those whose skills have crafted, worked and shaped it. “

Each handcrafted item is unique and comes with its own story - a testament to John’s passion for working with wood to preserve a sense of history.

About Sally

Genuine New Zealand Sea Glass

Sally handmakes everything using sea glass collected locally from the beaches here in Wellington. The glass has been rumbled by the ocean for years giving it the beautiful smooth edges and frosty appearance.

Sally has always collected seaglass and during lockdown, turned her passion for collecting sea glass into creating beautiful jewellery and gifts.

Sally hails from England and moved to Wellington with her Wellington-born husband and daughters in 2015.

Sallys' happy place is the beach, and in any season, you'll find her there at least once a week, come Wellington rain or shine!

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