"The perfect shape of cutlery", this is how Gio Ponti described his project in 1951. The rationalism that has been a fil-rouge in every concept by Gio Ponti is also present in the development of Sambonet Conca collection. Through careful anthropological study, the Milanese architect had in fact developed an exact design for each piece, according to his theory where functionality and human habits determine the shape of everyday objects.

• The symmetry, rational functionality and elegance of a masterpiece of design, combined in a cutlery set for kids.
• Mirror-effect finish enhances the high quality of Sambonet steel, emphasizing shapes and design.
• Designed by Gio Ponti, one of the most representative masters of the Italian architecture for the 20th century.
• This set includes spoon, fork, knife and tea spoon.
• Perfect as party favours or gifts for a child.

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

After sixty years Sambonet has given new life to Gio Ponti's projects, bringing to the table a collection of cutlery that, through a new asymmetry, expresses the contemporary that only works of art can communicate unaltered over time.