Thank you for visiting. This is a traditional Korean brass antique spoon called "Sukkara" that I purchased at the Tapshimni Antique Art Street in Seoul. ■ Features and charm Each piece is forged (hand-hammered) by hand, with beautiful individual differences in the length of the handle, the roundness of the spoon, and subtle irregularities. Compared to Japanese spoons, this spoon has a shallower spoon, making it very easy to use as it has a gentle texture and makes it easy to scoop up food. The brass texture gives off a dull matte shine, making it a stylish addition to modern dining tables. This cutlery is useful not only for soups and curries, but also as a serving spoon for large dishes. ■ Size (approx.) Total length: approx. 20cm ■ Condition As this is an old item that has actually been used, there are some dullness, small scratches and polishing marks due to age. There are no cracks or major distortions, and it is in very good condition, allowing you to enjoy the tasteful texture of an old tool. Please only purchase if you understand vintage items. ■ About shipping It will be gently wrapped in bubble wrap, placed in a moisture-proof bag, and shipped safely via Mercari (anonymous delivery). ■ Request from tumubuku As this is a valuable one-of-a-kind antique item, we ask that you refrain from negotiating for a lower price for each item. [Bulk purchases are welcome! ] If you purchase two or more items together with other items such as Sukkara, baskets, and pojagi, we will discount the shipping costs for the combined items. Please feel free to make a request using Mercari's "Request bulk purchase" function. [About the tableware shown in the photo] The bowl in the back of the first photo is for display purposes. Please note that Sukkara is sold separately. *This bowl will also be listed on tumubuku soon. If you would like to purchase a pair with Sukkara in advance, please feel free to contact us in the comments section.

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