The titanium serving spoon combines the aesthetics and craft of rugged, old school blacksmithing with the space-age properties of grade 2 pure titanium. Faint and beautiful colors left behind from the heating and forging processes vary with each spoon. Hand-set copper rivets provide a traditional warmth against the otherworldly titanium patina.

Titanium is an ideal material for serious heirloom kitchen tools. Titanium is a poor conductor of heat, so even if you leave your spoon in a hot soup, the handle will remain cool to the touch. It’s virtually indestructible, so the beauty and utility can be enjoyed for many generations. Being half the weight of steel, it’s incredibly light for how strong and substantial it looks and feels.

This serving spoon is the same size and construction as our popular Copper Serving Spoon. 11.5” long with a 2.75” x 3.25” bowl.

All items are handmade by Park Swan in our small Maine workshop.