Japanese Enamel Bitty Serving Tools

Small but mighty, these enamel serving tools are made in Tsubame Sanjo, Japan’s metalwork hub. The small holes in each handle—left from the enameling process—tell the story of how they’re made: hung, coated in glass powder, then fired in a kiln. Choose your favorites—Mini Spoon and Fork Set, Butter Knife or Tiny Scoop—or bring home the whole set and be ready for pre-meal snacking for years to come.

Why we love it:

• Mini Spoon and Fork Set: Two of each, boxed up and ready for jams, cheeses, charcuterie or a thoughtful host gift.
• Butter Knife: A smooth, curved edge that makes spreading butter, soft cheese or jam effortless.
• Tiny Scoop: Just the right size for serving salt or sugar at the table.

• Dimensions:
  • Mini Spoon and Fork Set:
    • Fork: 4.3” x  .9” x .5”
    • Spoon: 4.2” x 1.2” x .5”
  • Butter Knife: 6.6” x .8” x .8”
  • Tiny Scoop: 4.3” x 1.1” x .7”
• Material: Enameled Steel
• Made in Japan

Dishwasher-safe, but be gentle and avoid harsh scrubbing. Not microwave-safe. If a chip happens, don’t stress—it won’t affect usability (just adds to the charm).