Small Wooden Spoon

This Carved Viking Wooden Spoon is a replica of the everyday utensils used by the Vikings. With an approximate length of 12cm, it reflects the simple, functional craftsmanship of Viking domestic life.

Key Features:

• Material: Crafted from wood, a resource commonly used by the Vikings for everyday tools and household items.
• Size: Approximately 12cm in length, making it a practical and versatile item.
• Design: Hand-carved, with a rough, authentic finish, typical of Viking craftsmanship.
• Finish: The spoon has a natural, unfinished look, highlighting the resourcefulness and practicality of Viking tools.

Historical Context:
Vikings, who lived from the 8th to the 11th century, were skilled craftsmen, using wood for many essential objects. Spoons like this one would have been used for eating, food preparation, and various daily tasks. The carved detailing often found in Viking utensils reflects their cultural appreciation for craftsmanship, even in everyday items.

Educational Purpose:

• Viking Life: Ideal for exploring daily life in Viking settlements and the items used in their homes.
• Craftsmanship: A perfect example of Viking woodworking, illustrating how Vikings made the most of available resources.
• Medieval Tools: A great way to study medieval Viking craftsmanship and the role of tools in pre-industrial societies.

Ideal For:

• Classroom Learning: A valuable tool for teaching about Viking history, domestic life, and the use of natural materials.
• Museum Displays: An excellent addition to exhibits on Viking culture, Norse history, or medieval artefacts.
• Collectors: A must-have for collectors of Viking replicas, medieval tools, or Norse history.

This Carved Viking Wooden Spoon offers a glimpse into the simple yet skilled craftsmanship of the Viking Age, bringing the daily life of early Scandinavians to life with a practical and authentic design.