Scott Smith Design

Nut Dish & Wood Chip Serving Spoon

A cast silver wood chip makes the handle of this serving spoon resting on a methodically punched nut dish. The punch marks aid the celebration of slow and repetitive methods of craft at the heart of my practise: including wooden spoon whittling that produced the wood chip included in this design.

Wood Chip Stud Earrings

Silver cast wood chip studs, each pair unique to the wood chip they are cast from.

Tea Caddy Spoon

The silhouette of a wood chip is repeated across the surface of this tea caddy spoon through etching. This repetition, mirrored by the punched marks, aid the celebration of slow traditional crafts in functional contemporary pieces of silverware.

Pinch Pots

A curated collection of wood chips are cast as one solid element to form the base of these salt and pepper pinch pots for the table.

Bronze Cast Wood Chip Vessel w/ Wooden Spoon

Whittling this wood spoon to slow down and reconnect with my childhood home on the farm, the wood chips were collected and cast as one solid object to celebrate the process of its manufacture.

Pictish Goose Beaker

Britannia silver hand-raised beaker featuring chased Pictish Goose design. Imagery referencing a stone carving in the National Museum of Scotland with repetitive punching to celebrate the meditative craft of wood carving.

Chased Wood Chip Plate

Abstract wood chip motif to celebrate the meditative craft of wood carving. Sunk while training with Rod Kelly on Shetland before chasing and planishing in the studio.

Textured Earring w/ Freshwater Pearl

Sterling Silver Wood Chip Chased Earrings, each individual to the grain of wood which inspire their repatitive wood chip motif chased across the surface, celebrate the meditative craft of wood carving.

Wood Chip Kilt Pin