Futagami Ihada Silver Plated Brass Knives – Housework

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In lightweight and gracefully balanced proportions, these knives are carefully cast in Ihada crude brass and then finished with polished silver to create clean, elegantly contrasting modern flatware. Unique angular handles with a subtle taper make for an especially pleasant dining experience. Revered for the subtle pat
In lightweight and gracefully balanced proportions, these knives are carefully cast in Ihada crude brass and then finished with polished silver to create clean, elegantly contrasting modern flatware. Unique angular handles with a subtle taper make for an especially pleasant dining experience. Revered for the subtle patina it develops over time, brass is known for the unique way its beauty deepens with age. Additionally, silver is regarded as one of the best metals for flatware, as it is naturally antibacterial and antimicrobial, and non-reactive. Sold individually. Based in Takaoka, Japan, Futagami has been crafting brass goods since 1897. With origins in Buddhist brass tradition, they maintain true to their roots with an unwavering attention to quality craftsmanship while exploring modern homeware aesthetics. Pictured with 'Shooting Star' cutlery rest. Designed and made in Japan. This item is made to order, see lead time for details.