Heritage Musical Spoons is a family-run workshop based in Québec, Canada, founded by Richard in 1997 and operated alongside his son Mathieu. The company specializes in handcrafted wooden musical spoons made from high-density Canadian maple sourced from forests in northern Québec and Ontario. The design is inspired by traditional attached French-Canadian musical spoons, producing a warmer, woodier tone than the metal spoons commonly used in folk percussion.

The lineup consists of three sizes — small, medium, and large — offered in finishes that include natural wood, black, blue, green, red, and an old-fashioned stain. The small spoons sit at the highest pitch and are geared toward beginners, the medium size offers a gentler mid-range tone, and the large model provides a deeper sound favored by performing musicians. Because the two spoons are hinged together, they are generally considered more approachable than loose spoons for new players.

Heritage spoons are carried by folk and acoustic-focused retailers such as Elderly Instruments, The Dulcimer Shoppe (McSpadden), and Banjo Ben Clark's General Store, as well as through the company's own site and marketplaces like Amazon. They occupy a niche in folk, Celtic, bluegrass, and old-time percussion circles rather than the mainstream instrument market.

Heritage Musical Spoons has 1 product cataloged on Equipboard, including Other Hand Percussion.