Cutt is a cutlery made of 925 sterling silver. Geometrical correlating areas, accentuated through their folds describe the design of Cutt. Neither function nor ergonomic suitability for daily use are in the front. The design of Cutt focuses on the cultural development of european tableware in form and content. It squares up with the axiom of form follows function.
Designer: Thomas Feichtner
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now where is the dishes
This cutlery looks SO awesome – I wonder if it’s functional? Anybody know the price range? It must be a lot considering they’re silver!
Yes I saw it in the French AD magazine. A little over 1000 euro for one set.
It looks great, but ergonomically speaking…. it fails… imaging something so intense, so harse entering your mouth… in contact with your lips and tongue, two very sensitive parts of your body.
Superugly.
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