ClivoClivo cutlery is the result of a study of plant fiber kitchen utensils, and particularly the traditional Japanese bamboo tools. The name (from the Latin clivus, slope) recalls the gesture of carving, progressively removing material to obtain the desired shape. The collection took shape from prototypes hand sculpted by a model maker working with the designer, with a thorough and meticulous search for detail. ##SPECIFICATION## Pastry fork in 18 10

The cup is made of white porcelain

A picnic set for 4 people

often lighter and less resistant than paper towels

“Trinity” may be used not only as a fruit bowl but also as an elegant centerpiece

a joint journey that gradually led from an initial design to an initial shape and from this – in a sort of evolution of the species – to the final artefact

Jar in silk-screen glass with hermetic lid in tinplate

Curved forms and delicate shapes characterise KU coffee saucer

The humble forms breathe with elegance and kindness

Plastic drop stopper for Oil-vinegar cruet 5074/AO - 5 pieces (not available for individual purchase)

Conversational Objects celebrates steel as a long-lasting

Strong and heartthrob: this is how Marcel Wanders imagines the character that has shaped this unprecedented nutcracker

Produced in two-ply with the advice of starred chefs Pierre and Michael Troisgros