Stainless Steel Salt Spoon Modern Heirloom Two contrasting textures and colors

Two contrasting textures and colors create a blend that is vibrant

Formed when the two oldest and largest glass manufacturers in Japan merged (Toyo began in 1878 and Sasaki in 1902)

and utilitarian — there’s no shortage of inspiring uses

Its aesthetic purity has made it a firm favorite with designers and architects

this bowl is perfect for sides—mashed potatoes

Stainless Steel Salt Spoon Modern Heirloom Two contrasting textures and colorsFor salt, spices, and anything else you need an elegant pinch of. Designed by Kay Bojesen (18861958), a craftsman and a great advocate of functionalism, fascinated by the clean, smooth surfaces of the steel.