


The Hadi Aana is a traditional spoon holder from the Sri Lankan village kitchen, handwoven from natural reed (pan) in a diamond-shaped pocket pattern. This 5 pocket reed spoon holder keeps spoons and ladles tidy, with one spoon per pocket. It hangs from a braided reed loop, so you can mount it on a wall, hook or nail in any kitchen.
Traditionally used for coconut shell spoons and now ideal for curry, rice and sweet spoons, this rustic kitchen organizer also makes a thoughtful housewarming gift and a charming wall decoration, available to order online from Kapruka with island-wide delivery in Sri Lanka. Please note: colour, weaving pattern and size may vary slightly (about 1 cm) since each piece is handmade and unique.
This Eco Ceylon T spoon holder has five woven reed pockets and hangs on a kitchen wall, so spoons stay off the counter and dry in the air. If you have a bare patch above the stove, a few wall shelves can sit beside it for jars. Reed work like this belongs with other handmade artisan goods made by Sri Lankan craft workers.
For a housewarming, pair the reed holder with natural serving ware such as Island Roots coconut shell ware so the whole kitchen set matches.