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Clad in homemade damascus, balancing just in front of the blade’s heel, and quick in the hand, this gorgeous nakiri chef’s knife by Kamil andMichal Hanuljak is poised to slay vegetables breakfast, lunch, and dinner (and, of course, midnight snack). Thin, hard, and very sharp at the edge below medium height convex bevels, this knife…
A remarkable gift for the sakeconnoisseur comes from Gato Mikio’s Tohka collection, in naturaland iron black lacquer finishes,and includes a stunning sake pitcher and pairof matching sake cups. Each object is turned by the hands of theYamanaka region’s master wood turners, the latest generation of artisans who have practiced this craft for over 400 years….
A rustic and unique set for a wide variety of tasks in the kitchen is this trio from Master Shin In-Young and his team attheir shop Anseong Daejanggan in South Korea. Each fitted with a smooth and comfortable hidden tang handle of hickory wood accented with a steel ring, these knives have a textured finish…
Possibly the fastest blade in our collection, the Indian Racer is created by Andrs Maldonado, inspired inside and out by his beloved Indian Motorcycle ScoutBobber. Designed and crafted meticulously at his Crdoba studio with the chef’s equivalent of low-and-slow in his every step toward completion, an undeniable, visceral, and high velocity sensation is the resulting…
Brush anodized one at a time here in Staten Island by titanium artist and Aldeahomeglo employee Si Golraine, the iconic Light My Fire titanium sporkis transformed into a piece of art that just happens to be an ideal eating tool anywhere and for any dish. Psychedelic colors and patterns achieved through a creative and thoughtful…
Sip from a handcrafted tridecagonal brass whiskey tumbler, and the thought of drinking from a simple geometric shape suddenly seems so…ordinary. Simple and at thesame time sophisticated and complex, each set of two is formed by the vision and hands of Kenny Son of Studiokyss, designed to connect the user both physically and emotionally to…
Like an early Spring wind carrying fresh energy, a resurgence, and the promise of all that is new and beautiful, a chef knife by Romanianartist Toma Fenes beckons. Artful in form and function, leaving no stone unturned Toma forges a blade by hand from 26c3 ‘Spicy White’ carbon steel, differentially hardened and etched to reveal…
Sake for two, please. The perfect dinner date accompaniment, or simply to keep close for when the mood strikes, this is the elegant Tohka PetiteSake Set by Gato Mikio. Hand turned from cross-cut water betula grossa wood in Japan’s Yamanaka prefecture, both the pitcher and pair of sake cups are sealed with an iron-black wiped…
Designed specifically for wok cooking where a short, rounded spatula head is ideal for working inside the rounded interior walls of the pan, this isthe newest addition to our lineup of TiSpats Titanium Spatulas. Handmade by designer Ben Tendick at his one-man studio in Oregon, the solid titanium head is thin and tough with a…
Possibly the most unique of artist Tai Goo’s recent exploration of the neo-Victorian style, this substantial and stunning meat cleaver features a head-turning upsweptblade profile, razor-sharp from heel to tip. The 5160 carbon steel has been forged to shape by hand at Tai’s studio in Arizona’s Sonoran Desert to create a one-of-a-kindobjectdesigned for butchery work,…
This handsome and unique build by Washington artist Salem Straub will fill a hole in any kitchen: that of a single blade with which todo it all, and to do it in head-turning style. For the 230mm / 9.1″ blade shaped to perform every cut, Salem layers 416 stainless steel over a core of 02…
If one or two eggs were not enough, third try’s the charm. From the South Korean workshop Anseong Daejanggan of blacksmith Master Shin In-young isa spoon capable of frying three eggs at once over an open flame. Spice up your camping trip or backyard fire pit with something a little less traditional than a s’more…
Turned Brass Steel Chopsticks
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Petty Chef LS155
1 × $9.95 Subtotal: $39.94
