Sambonet Taormina 6 cake forks set

Sambonet Taormina draws inspiration from the Sicilian town of the same name, the pearl of the Mediterranean, reinterpreting its rich artistic heritage through a sophisticated, contemporary style of decorative geometries and Byzantine influences.

• Mediterranean elegance – the charm of Taormina and its cultural heritage give this cutlery a refined and distinctive personality.
• Byzantine pattern – circles and diamonds inspired by 6th-century mosaics and flooring create a refined geometric rhythm.
• Double-sided decoration – the distinctive texture embellishes both the front and back of each piece, enhancing its design from every angle.
• Lasting beauty – the decoration is created during the moulding process, preserving the definition of its intricate details over time.
• 18/10 stainless steel – high-quality stainless steel combines elegance, durability and everyday practicality and is dishwasher safe.
• Refined finishes – the collection is available in Mirror stainless steel and sophisticated Black, Copper and Gold PVD colours, for a table setting that reflects your personal style.
• Coordinated table – cutlery sets, dessert fork sets and espresso spoon sets extend the distinctive Taormina style across every moment of the dining experience.
• Mix & Match – the decorative character of the cutlery pairs effortlessly with different materials, colours and textures for personal, contemporary combinations.

A touch of Taormina style to interpret your own way, for a table setting with a distinctly sophisticated character.

Mirror-effect finish enhances the high quality of stainless steel, emphasizing shapes and design. The surfaces are polished with additives and mechanical brushes made of different materials, which smooth the stainless steel lending it a high gloss. Reflections enrich the object, make it even more precious.

The monobloc knife is made as a single piece of steel. Compared to the hollow-handled knife, which consists of two parts, in the one-piece knife there are no gaps between the handle and blade. When you hold this type of knife, you get a pleasant feeling of solidity

A succession of geometric ornaments that wink at Byzantine and Sicilian art, a decoration that in its motif preserves the artistic richness of the varied cultural heritage of the pearl of the Mediterranean: Taormina.