Table spoon BELLANO matt

Product description

Whether a small breakfast, copious lunch, garden party or brunch: this trio is in use at every meal - although sometimes not all together. The tablespoon is often used for soups and pasta dishes, whereas the knife cuts the food on the plate into bite-sized pieces. The table fork is used to hold the food in place while cutting with a knife. The food is then speared by the tines of fork.

The Bellano cutlery combines traditional Japanese style elements with a modern Italian design. This is hardly surprising given the fact that it is a brainchild of Makio Hasuike, the Japanese designer who established his design studio in Milan 40 years ago. Intended for everyday use, he designed a cutlery for WMF, which, thanks to its geometric play of forms, has nothing quotidian about it. The slenderness of the shaft provides a subtle contrast between the handle and front part of the cutlery and is accented by a decorative element. The asymmetric shape features a forged blade, which guarantees long-lasting sharpness. The 30 piece or 60 piece sets crafted in brushed Cromargan®, come with tablespoons, forks and knives as well as coffee spoons and cake forks, to serve six or twelve persons. All of the items are dishwasher safe.