Keramikus Ceramic Knives

Keramikus Kitchen Knives are a set made from special black ceramic zirconian dioxide materials that won´t oxidize, rust or disseminate bacteria. The black color derives from the fact that they stay longer in furnaces, which makes them also harder than their white ceramic competitors. The grips have faceted handles that contribute for easier handling and give them a minimal, industrial, modern and super cool look. Designed and developed by Art. Lebedev Studio, to make your food tastier, healthier and enhancing the home kitchen chef coolness factor. The set packs three different sizes to precisely fit your cutting needs, chop, slice or dice with the small Vegetus, the medium sized Shefus and the big Usubus.

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