Arte Legno knife block and cutting board, 6 Knives, Walnut/Natural

For the inner chef in everyone, store your knives and chop your food in elegant style with an original Artelegno Magnetic Knife Block With Oiled Wood Cutting Board made of solid beech wood and top grade neodymium magnets. Beautiful craftsmanship by masters in Italy, the Magnetic Knife Block shows off your impressive knife collection on your kitchen counter that will be the envy of your family and friends. At the same time, protect your investment in high-end knives by storing them safely in a versatile magnetic knife block without worrying about dulling the edges or knives not fitting into slots in a traditional block. Artelegno' s master craftsmen have been designing and manufacturing top-quality, solid wood creations since 1960, and use materials and sustainable manufacturing technologies such as renewable wood resources. Each magnetic knife block is created from solid beech wood that has been sustainably harvested from top-quality suppliers and skillfully crafted with the highest grade neodymium magnets to produce an elegant and refined storage system that works well with any kitchen décor. Only water-based varnishes that are compatible with food contact are used to finish each piece; these lacquers also have stain resistant properties to keep the natural wood looking brilliant and clean for many years to come. The Artelegno Magnetic Knife Block with Cutting Board would also make a wonderful gift for family and friends, or for the discerning bride and groom who want quality, elegant furnishings in their homes. Size: 6 Knives

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