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Complement each dish in a spread of hors d’oeuvres with this elegant, handmade tool that your guests will not soon forget. Adorn the serving traysat your next cocktail party with handsome brass and ebony. Attain perfectly placed garnishes behind the bar or plating a dish with a tool that looks as beautiful in a four-star…
Real, or mirage Don’t be deceived, to hold and to cut is to believe that steel plays the role of both abstract art and purposefultool at once. In a mosaic carbon damascus steel pattern conceived of in Vermont’s far north by bladesmith Nick Anger and brought to life for the creation of a singular chef’s…
The extraordinary attributes of this gyuto by California artist Nick Anderson span the blade’s refined and precise geometry, designed for versatility during every-day cooking tasks,to the forging and compilation of steels in the homemade mosaic feathered damascus steel, and on to the sculpted vintage micarta handle. To our eyes as beautiful as they come, the…
James Oatley’s hand sanded high-polish finish graces the compound ‘S-grind’ bevels and silky flats of this stunning new gyuto’s blade. Delivering211mm / 8.3″ ofrazor thin, and razor-sharp, edge, the lower portion of the bevels boast pronounced convexity that balances strength with finesse, the near-zero edge backed by performance-driven geometry designed to excel at both chopping…
Bladesmith and artist Nick Rossi’s unique style that seamlessly merges function-first profiles and geometry with a bold mix of rustic-meets-modern, gets us every time. Asit does with this very handy, 146mm / 5.7″ petty chef knife forged by hand from 52100 high-carbon steel. Nick delivers a tough, sharp, and dynamic edge that sits below convex,…
Handmade bamboo chopsticks from Azmaya of Japan taper to extra thin tips for finesse and precision at the dining table. These unique chopsticks present thebeauty of madake bamboo, known as ‘Giant Japanese Timber bamboo,’ with the interplay of the silky, natural surface and the plant’s inner grain. At 9.25″ in length, the taper begins just…
Artist Ryan Sanden of Stage Coach Farm Forge has crafted this heirloom roasting pan just for us…no, just for you…featuring forged copper handles, low, slopingwalls, solid brass rivets, and a custom lid, for a one-of-a-kind roasting experience. At 13″ wide lip-to-lip in solid, 12-gauge carbon steel construction, the versatility and performance of this large, sturdy…
Attractive, sturdy and handmade, these go-anywhere chopstick cases are stitched in Denmark by Birgitte Sommer of Cases by Sommer. Heavy-duty waterproof awning fabric on theoutside and thick felt inside provide a protective yet soft home for your chopsticks.At 9.5″ long end-to-end, standard chopsticks between 8.75″ and 9.375″ fit beautifully, including our signature TiStix.
In hammered stainless steel with beautiful, forged, this spaghetti tool is a pasta lover’s dream. Designed and made by the hands of Jill Rikkers ather Colorado studio, each server is unique, made one by one, each baring the marks of Jill’s hammer strokes. Scoop and serve spaghetti and other long noodles from the bowl with…
World-class fit, finish, and above all, technically superb balance and geometry, define this Signature Nakiri by Arizona designer, engineer, and bladesmith Don Nguyen. In handsanded, satin-finished Nitro-V stainless steel, a material developed specifically for use in high-performance cutting tools like this one, the 165mm / 6.5″ blade stands 51mm off the board and delivers a…
A less-than-ordinary offering from an always-extraordinary artisan. Bladesmith Bryan Raquin of France’s Auvergne region is well known for his methodical, function-first approach to creating knivesfrom simple, clean, high-quality ingredients using traditional techniques and profiles. Small batch carbon steels, carefully calibrated water quenching, and meticulous hand finishing are hallmarks of his most recognizable pieces, and of…
A special offering even by damascus artist Shoichi Hashimoto’s standards, this Tobikumo Collection blade is formed not from his more commonly seen two-alloy formula, butfrom four distinct alloys of Hitachi high-carbon steels: White No.1, Blue No. 1, White No.2, and Blue No.2. The name of the pattern, Tobikumo (???), means ‘hopping clouds’ in Japanese, named…
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