Porte-ustensiles

The hand-thrown ridges give it a handmade warmth that my old factory-made holder never had, and it still fits a full load of spatulas and spoons without tipping. Mike clearly put care into the shape—it's both sleek and somehow welcoming on my counter.

It's sturdy enough to hold everything from spatulas to ladles without tipping, and the hand-thrown shape gives it a distinctive, slightly organic silhouette that stands out on the counter. I've had mine for a few weeks and it's already become a daily grab for cooking.

The hand-thrown texture gives it a warmth that mass-produced holders just don't have, and it's sturdy enough to stand up to daily use. The slightly irregular rim catches the light nicely on my counter, and I love that it feels like a piece of craftsmanship rather than something factory-made.