Colheres de Café (conjunto de 4) artesanal de Ana Sincu, carpintaria tradicional de Estremadura, Portugal

Colheres de Café (conjunto de 4) em contexto, peça artesanal da coleção Ra-Ro de Estremadura

Detalhe da colheres de café (conjunto de 4) de Ana Sincu, textura e acabamento feito à mão

Ana Sincu

Coffee Spoons

Name: Coffee Spoons
Brand: Ra-Ro
SKU: 03PT06ASI0001
Price: 54.20 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Ana's set of four wooden coffee spoons is perfect for those who like their coffee stirred with care and value the pleasure of sharing time at the table with friends and family. Handmade, without haste. Because routines don't have to be stressful. Sometimes they can just be quiet luxuries.

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Coffee Spoons

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The wooden spoon for slow coffee drinkers.

Black acacia, sucupira tree, cedar tree, olive tree. Just to name a few.

Ana Sincu’s hands are callused but happy. She’s a master woodcarver and handles wood with exclusively manual tools - chisels, gouges, knives, bench lathes, sandpaper. She likes to pick them one by one. Takes her time. It’s called slow working. Maybe we should take the hint.

Because. Good. Things. Come. To those. Who wait.

Ana’s set of four wooden Coffee Spoons is perfect for those who like their coffee stirred with affection and value the pleasure of sharing table time with friends and family. Made by hand with no rush. Because routines don’t have to be stressful. Sometimes they can just be quiet luxuries.

This may be uncommon but here, in Ana’s workshop in Caldas da Rainha (Estremadura, Portugal), every tree is an object of respect. So is your experience.

Frequently asked questions

What is this piece?

Set of four coffee spoons hand-carved in wood by Ana Sincu, from Caldas da Rainha. Woodwork from Estremadura, made unhurriedly by hand.

Which region is it from?

It comes from Estremadura, in Portugal. At Ra-Ro, every piece is tied to its origin and to the territory where it is made.

Who makes this piece?

It is made by Ana Sincu, the producer Ra-Ro works with directly for this piece.

What technique is used?

This piece is made using the Marcenaria technique.

Are all pieces identical?

As a handmade piece, it may vary slightly from one example to another. That variation is part of its authenticity.

Do you ship worldwide?

Yes, Ra-Ro ships worldwide.

How do returns work?

You have 14 days for a free return.

Is payment secure?

Yes, all payments are processed securely and encrypted.

Product made from solid black acacia, sucupira, cedar or olive wood, selected by hand.

Length > 13 cm
Width > 4 cm
Thickness > 2 cm

Conservation
Avoid prolonged contact with water.

Hydration
Occasionally, hydrate with an oil that will not harm hair (or the piece).

Suggested Oils: Olive oil, coconut oil, argan oil, or sweet almond oil.

Meet the Producer

CARVED WITH TIME AND PATIENCE

Ana Sincu, a master Moldovan woodcarver based in Portugal, transforms pruning scraps into unique pieces using only hand tools. Each spoon reflects her respect for trees and the art of slow work.

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Infância e Formação

Ana Sincu nasceu na Moldávia em 1992 e passou a infância a tomar conta de gansos junto ao rio Prut. Aos 9 anos, mudou-se com a família para Portugal, onde mais tarde frequentou e concluiu a licenciatura em Belas-Artes na Universidade de Lisboa.

Despertar Artístico

Em 2020, durante a pandemia global, Ana regressou à casa de campo dos pais. O sossego do confinamento reacendeu uma profunda ligação com a natureza, inspirando-a a explorar a madeira como material - especificamente a madeira resultante da poda - valorizando o seu veio, aroma e textura.

Prática e Processo Artístico

A trabalhar na sua oficina, Ana utiliza apenas ferramentas manuais - facas, goivas, lixas e machados - para moldar madeira reaproveitada de árvores como o damasqueiro, a oliveira e a ameixieira. As suas criações de assinatura são colheres de madeira, cada uma única no tamanho, na forma e nas imperfeições, refletindo o caráter original da árvore de onde provém.

Filosofia e Artesanato

O trabalho de Ana assenta num profundo respeito pela natureza e pelo artesanato lento. Cada peça é finalizada com óleos e ceras naturais, exigindo um cuidado atento. A sua arte desafia a cultura do consumo rápido, convidando à apreciação da beleza, da lentidão e da ligação à terra.