27/08/2026
โ๏ธ Four distinct builds ๐ ๏ธ
๐ Which one matches your aesthetic? ๐ณ๏ธโ๐
It's not easy to create something distinct and one-of-a-kind when the basis for our favourite functional art can be found as far back as 3,000 BC* ๐ฌ๐คฏ
BUT...
The San Mai and striking Cu Mai steel is forged at the Dane Standen workshop, and the completed designs are finished by just ONE maker, with a whole lot of character ๐บ๐ฝ
There is a build here crafted for YOUR hand.
No mass production, we don't specialise in duplicates, we prefer to mix things up CONSTANTLY ๐ฟ๐ฅ
We prioritise crafting quality utensils ๐ด with diverse handle geometry, spacer materials, and steel compositions, to ensure there's an artifact ๐ for everyone and anyone!
Whether your space is grounded and historical
(๐ชพ rugged Burl timbers ๐ชต)
or
Leans into more wild, high-fantasy decor
(๐ sleek finished synthetic ivory ๐ฆ)
The Breakdown:
1. Brown Malley Burl | Ebony Spacer | Cu Mai steel (copper, 1084, 15n20)
2. Red Malley Burl | Ebony spacer | Brass spacer | VG10 monosteel
3. Diamond wood | Black G10 & Copper spacers | San Mai steel (1085, 15n20)
4. Ringed gigee | Black G10 & Brass spacers | Elforyn (synthetic ivory) | San Mai steel (1084, 15n20)
*Marcella Frangipane's 2001 article in Palรฉorient (Volume 27, Issue 2)
https://www.persee.fr/doc/paleo_0153-9345_2001_num_27_2_4733
Videos taken of SOLD art Newcastle Alternative
(24th August 2025)
Fun fact - each piece went to its forever home in reverse to how the video is laid out โช
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๐ Merewether, NSW Australia
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