Cupid knows I’ve written before about my friend, UK artist Geoff Fisher’s Trooks–hooks he whittles from the wood of fallen trees around his property. For Valentine’s Day, a local restaurant, Artichoke, commissioned Fisher to create pairs of Trooks cut from the same branch. Get it? To be placed on diners’ plates, the Trook pairs are attached by a single tag which describes the origin of the wood and states how each Trook is unique.

The restaurant also commissioned Fisher to create small twig handled wooden trugs containing a linen napkin tied in a knot to resemble a rose. The rose-shaped napkin is used as a brush to sweep up the crumbs from the table.

Fisher creates trugs and other products for the garden and home interior.