Woods(wo)man Woodworking
Long Grater with Wooden Handle
Long Grater with Wooden Handle
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Grate with style, serve with soul
Elevate everyday prep with this hand-turned Long Grater/Plane, crafted in Nova Scotia using solid Canadian hardwoods and finished with an all-natural, food-safe oil. The stainless steel blade is ideal for grating hard cheeses, zesting citrus, shaving chocolate, and more—with a plastic cover to keep it protected when not in use.
Each grater handle showcases the unique grain and character of the wood it was made from. No two are exactly alike—so yours will be a one-of-a-kind piece that brings warmth and craftsmanship to your kitchen.
Why we think you’ll love it: It’s both beautiful and functional, designed to make cooking feel just a little more special.
Details:
- Handmade in Nova Scotia
- Solid Canadian hardwood handle with food-grade finish
- Stainless steel grater blade. Blade removes for easy cleaning
- Protective plastic storage cover included
Perfect for:
- Grating cheese, citrus, garlic, or chocolate
- Housewarming or host gifts
- Adding a handmade touch to your kitchen toolkit
A thoughtfully crafted kitchen essential that’s as beautiful as it is hardworking.
Made in Nova Scotia, Canada
Made in Nova Scotia, Canada
About Woods(wo)man Woodworking
About Woods(wo)man Woodworking
Handmade in Windsor, Nova Scotia, Woods(wo)man Woodworking is led by Jackie—a passionate craftsperson with a bold, modern take on traditional woodworking. With every piece she creates, Jackie blends function with form, celebrating the natural beauty of wood through thoughtful design, colour play, and an unwavering commitment to craftsmanship.
What sets Woods(wo)man apart is a mission rooted in inclusivity, diversity, and challenging gender norms in the world of woodworking. Each item is designed and made by hand, with care and intention, to become a lasting part of your everyday life.
Driven by the belief that craft should be both elevated and accessible, Jackie is reshaping what it means to be a modern woodworker—one beautifully made, deeply human piece at a time.
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