Veark Tool One Set

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The Veark Tool One is a set of three wooden cooking sticks

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The Veark Tool One is the brainchild of Copenhagen -based designer and artist Kim Richardt .

The three cooking sticks are 1 centimeter , 1.6 cm , and 2.2 cm wide, with tilted sides on the lower half , rounded to grip at the top.

Richardt has created minimalist designs for more than a decade for Danish design studio Frama .

More like something The Bear’s Carmy Berzatto might throw across a kitchen?“It ’s a humble tool. I was surprised at the simple thing of having a stick stirring your food,” says Richardt with a little laugh. “It took me back to something I couldn’t explain it, but it was a nice feeling. I kind of felt that I was taken back to the Neanderthals.”.

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