Jungle Spoon






Category: Taman Ajaib
Meet Jungle Spoon, the wild ladle and serving spoon that will impress your guests.
Designed by OTOTO, In Collaboration with Elinor Portnoy






Category: Taman Ajaib
Meet Jungle Spoon, the wild ladle and serving spoon that will impress your guests.
Designed by OTOTO, In Collaboration with Elinor Portnoy
My dinner guests couldn't stop laughing when I served soup with this wild ladle—the carved handle is surprisingly comfortable to grip. It makes scooping feel like a mini adventure.
Finally, a ladle that doesn't look boring—the twisted handle is so fun to hold and stirs soup without slipping. It’s sturdy enough for heavy stews too, and everyone at dinner asked where I got it.
I love how the spoon's twisted handle feels like holding a piece of driftwood, and it stirs my soup with a perfect balance. The ladle's deep bowl catches every last drop, which makes serving stew such a breeze.
The wild, organic shape makes it a real conversation starter at dinner parties, and it’s sturdy enough to stir a thick stew without bending. I love how the leafy handle gives me a solid, comfortable grip even when the pot is heavy.
The carved leaf handle fits perfectly in my hand and makes serving salad feel like a whimsical ritual. It’s sturdy enough for scooping hearty stews, but the playful design always gets a smile from dinner guests.
This spoon is surprisingly sturdy and the wild design actually made my dinner guests laugh. The ladle depth is perfect for serving soup without dripping everywhere.
I love how the spoon’s curved handle fits perfectly in my hand while stirring a big pot of soup. The playful design always gets a laugh from dinner guests, and it’s sturdy enough for heavy stews.
The elephant-shaped handle is surprisingly comfortable to grip, and the deep bowl holds just the right amount of sauce for serving. My dinner guests couldn't stop smiling when I brought this out.
Finally, a ladle that adds character to my kitchen instead of just hanging there. The sculpted handle on this wild spoon is surprisingly comfortable to grip, even when serving heavy stew. It’s a playful conversation starter that performs just as well as it looks.
My guests couldn't stop laughing when I served soup with this—the monkey handle makes it feel like a tiny jungle explorer is helping. It's sturdy enough for a heavy pot, and the detail on the carved face is really charming.