The Nest Mortar and Pestle is a stylish wooden grinder with a design inspired by a woodpecker's roost. The exterior of the grinder is made from a cylindric piece of cut wood that is hollowed with a slot to conveniently tuck away the pestle in the base. This makes the kitchen utensil much more stylish with an aesthetic that looks like a decor piece.
The mortar is carved using American Sycomore wood that is shaped entirely by hand using mineral oil and beeswax. The bowl features a hole in the base that is similar to a woodpecker's mark on a tree. This is where the pestle made from black tourmaline and white quarts can be kept until it is needed. The hole is in a separate unit then the bowl in the mortar.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Wooden Kitchen Tools
- Opportunity for disruptive innovation in creating more stylish and functional wooden kitchen utensils inspired by nature.
- Hollowed Designs
- Opportunity to design everyday household items with hollowed-out areas for storage or added functionality.
- Nature-inspired Decor
- Opportunity to create decor pieces that draw inspiration from nature-based design.
Where This Applies
- Kitchenware Industry
- Companies could create more aesthetically pleasing and functional wooden kitchen utensils that can elevate the presentation of food.
- Housewares Industry
- Brands can develop everyday household items with hollow designs for added storage or functionality beyond its primary use.
- Home Decor Industry
- Opportunity to produce nature-inspired decor that can add accents to everyday household items while being visually pleasing.
