Aura peeperkorn Old Nepalese iron sieve

Old Nepalese iron sieve / spatula – unique vintage item

These authentic Nepalese iron sieves—also called spatulas —are beautiful, old utensils with a rich history. Each piece is handcrafted, resulting in subtle variations in shape, patina, and detail. It is precisely these imperfections that make them so beloved: raw, pure, and lived-in.

The combination of the weathered iron and the wooden handle (at No. 1) creates a sturdy, understated look that fits perfectly in a rural, wabi-sabi or vintage interior.

Why these old sieves are so special

• Genuinely old and handmade – no reproductions.

• Each piece has its own character, wear marks and patina.

• Beautiful as a styling object on a wooden tray, in a display cabinet, or next to jugs and pottery.

• Beautiful for seasonal decoration : in winter with cinnamon and pine, in spring with dried flowers.

• Combines beautifully with Aura Peeperkorn, Hoffz and all your understated accessories.

Please select from numbers 1 to 2

No. 1 — 11 × 41 cm
Large model with a wooden handle. Ideal for placing in a wooden bowl or mantelpiece, or standing upright in a pot.

No. 2 — 11 × 28 cm
A smaller, fully iron model. Perfect for subtle styling or combining with other small finds.

Please note: Due to its authentic character, the color, shape, and patina may vary from piece to piece. This makes each piece unique.

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