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We like objects that celebrate their craftsmanship. These stainless-steel tools feature a handmade and idiosyncratic crevice pattern on the visible side of the handle created by their craftsman before the final polish. Expect slight variations typical of

The craftsmen of Utter Pradesh, India have been hand cutting, sorting and dying the water buffalo bone for centuries. Imagine, these handles must be assembled from a series of coin shaped concentric cylinders of bone that each must perfectly match but at

The soft ameboid shape and gently hammered texture of the glass seems worthy for a party of angels so we named it Seraphai. The generous curve of this roughly triangular-shaped glass makes for easy drinking and impressed guests. Hammered texture comes fro

Armorers have combined leather handles with swords for centuries so why not wrap your cheese and dip weaponry with a fine grain handle? All stainless-steel construction with hand wrapped leather handles. Hand wash.

Introduce our shatter glass bowls and glasses to amaze friends and family. The natural, irregular pattern is completely smooth to the touch. A special technique gives a crackle pattern to the glass while leaving it perfectly functional and smooth. These s

Description: The golden tones of acacia wood give these soft handled cheese knives and spreaders a simple utilitarian appearance. Stainless steel working surfaces. Straightforward function. Clean line design. Quality materials. Hand washing recommended

Our Hudson collection is comprised of matte black stone with hints of gray combined with stainless steel. Simple and sophisticated these are great for any occasion, from a formal gathering to an evening with friends or family. This is a set of 2 cheese kn

Solid stainless steel construction with a highly polished lid and filter and a natural, abrased mixing cup. Dishwasher safe.

The generous curve of this roughly triangular-shaped glass makes for easy drinking and impressed guests. Hammered texture comes from the hand hammered molds in which we blow the glass. Yes, every little dent or ripple is the impression of the human hand.