A black ladle sitting on top of a small black plate from the front
A black ladle sitting on top of a small black plate from the side
A black ladle sitting on top of a small black plate from an angle
A black ladle lying next to a small black plate
The bottom of the black ladle showing the flat edge
Small black plate for the black ladle to sit on
A close up of the black ladle sitting on a black small plate
A close up of the hole designed at the end of the ladle for hanging on hooks

Tate Otama

£26.00 per item

A standing ladle, made from nylon and fibreglass, designed for small kitchen spaces.

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This self-supporting ladle, crafted from a combination of nylon and fibreglass, was created with the constraints of limited kitchen space in mind. Designed by Kobayashi Mikiya and manufactured by d+, the tate otama, or ‘standing ladle’ was engineered to stand independently due to its flat outer surface. Its well-balanced material composition allows it to be positioned both upright on the accompanying plate or its side. The curved inner surface ensures that food can still be easily scooped and handled.
The design was awarded the Red Dot Design Award in 2010.

Dishwasher safe.

W72×D82×H298mm (Ladle)
Φ100×H10mm (Plate)

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