• Wooden Honey Spoon
  • Wooden Honey Spoon
  • Wooden Honey Spoon

    Wooden Honey Spoon

    Crafted from smooth, sustainably sourced acacia wood, this honey spoon is the ideal companion for our electuaries—preserving their integrity, flavour, and medicinal potency with every use. Unlike metal utensils, which react with honey’s natural acidity, wood remains completely neutral, ensuring your electuary stays as pure and vibrant as the day it was made.

    Naturally antimicrobial and richly grained, acacia wood contains tannins and phenolic compounds that resist bacteria and stay clean between uses. Its non-reactive nature protects the delicate enzymes that give raw honey its healing power, preventing oxidation and preserving freshness, aroma, and long-term quality.

    A simple tool, elevated by nature’s design—made to honour your daily ritual and safeguard the magic within every jar.

    • Maintains purity, freshness & taste
    • Protects beneficial enzymes
    • Naturally antimicrobial
    Regular price $8.00
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    WHAT IT DOES

    Move blood, lymph fluid and energy through the body to eliminate toxins and waste, enhance immune health, ease tension, improve skin texture, and promote whole body vitality.

    WHO IT'S FOR

    Those looking to reduce fluid retention and bloating, support muscle recovery, enhance detoxification results and reduce the appearance of cellulite.

    HOW TO USE

    Run the straight edge along the legs from feet to waist, hands to underarms, neck downwards to shoulder, and chest downwards to hips. Try it in the sauna for best results.

    Body gua sha tool being used on a womens skin

    GUA SHA BENEFITS & HISTORY


    Body Gua Sha (meaning "to scrape away") has deep roots in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), dating back over 2,000 years. It originated as a folk healing technique across China and Southeast Asia, used to treat illnesses related to heat, stagnation, and poor blood circulation.

    In TCM, disease often arises from blocked Qi (energy) and blood stasis. Gua Sha was developed to "scrape away" these blockages and restore the body's natural flow of energy. The scraping brings up petechiae (known as "sha") — small red or purple dots — which indicate the release of stagnation.


    Historically, Gua Sha was used to:

    1. Boost circulation and lymphatic flow

    2. Expel heat and inflammation from the body

    3. Relieve pain, tension, and fatigue

    4. Strengthen immunity and support detoxification